Most people love the warm summer months, but they can cause some potential hazards for our four-legged friends. Dogs, in particular, need to have access to shade or a cool indoor environment so that they don't overheat. Heatstroke is a very real and serious issue for dogs who don't have access to proper cooling and hydration resources. Let's take a look at what heatstroke is, why it's dangerous, and how to prevent your pup from suffering its ill effects.
Pets are prone to skin problems just like humans, so it's no surprise that dermatology is a top reason for veterinary visits. To help pet owners stay informed, we've identified four of the most prevalent pet dermatology issues and provided guidance on how to recognize them. Keep reading to learn more about them.
Caring for cats requires more than just providing them with food, water, and a clean litter box. Grooming your cat is essential for both their physical and mental well-being. From brushing their fur to trimming their nails, cat owners should understand why grooming is important and how it can benefit their feline friends. Let’s explore the benefits of cat grooming and why you should make sure your pet is well-groomed at all times.
With the start of spring comes blooming flowers, warmer weather, and plenty of outdoor activities. As we transition from winter to spring, it’s important that pet owners adjust their pet care routines accordingly. Here are some tips for taking care of your pet this spring!
Being aware of the common health issues that senior dogs can face is essential for any pet owner. If you know what to expect, you can look out for any symptoms and take the necessary steps to ensure your pet’s well-being. Here is a comprehensive list of the most common health issues senior dogs face and the symptoms you should watch out for.
Are you thinking about adding an animal companion to your family? Adopting a pet can be exciting, yet daunting. You need to find resources and information that can help you decide whether you’re ready for this new chapter in your life. Let’s dive into what adopting a pet looks like.
Because our pets cannot tell us when they are feeling ill or unusual, routine diagnostic testing is even more important for monitoring and preserving a pet's continuous health.
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The start of the new year is a great opportunity to focus on taking care of your pet. A wellness exam can be quite quick and easy to get done, and it could make all the difference in keeping your furry friend healthy and happy. Let’s explore what a wellness exam consists of, and why it’s so important.
Did you know that animals, just like humans, can get diabetes? Luckily, diabetes in pets is treatable. Here is some helpful information all pet owners should know about diabetes prevention and its symptoms.
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The year is almost over, so it’s time to start thinking about some new year’s resolutions for your pet to stay healthy during the new year! If you want to get some ideas before you make your list, keep reading.
A single episode of diarrhea in a dog is typically no reason for worry. Still, recurring instances should always be checked by a veterinarian in order to detect and treat any underlying cause.
Knowing the symptoms, possible treatments, and anticipated outcomes can help make liver disease in pets less frightening and distressing. Keep reading to learn more about it.
In older cats, chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a typical issue. Although CKD is a fatal, progressive condition, early detection and effective disease management can prolong a cat’s life for months or even years.
Learn about the dangers of Halloween and what your pet may experience this day, and why you should be careful during this season.
Definition, symptoms, and treatment/care for ringworm
Learn how blood testing for cats and dogs helps the veterinarian diagnose and treat a variety of health conditions.
The holiday season is here, and with it comes the company of family and friends, delicious food, and festive celebrations. But not everything is joy and happiness, as many people experience some stress due to all the extra activities they need to get done, and your pets, believe it or not, can get pretty stressed as well. Luckily, there are some things you can do to help them manage it.
World Rabies Day was established in 2007 to raise public awareness of rabies and to bring partners together to boost global preventive and control efforts.
Welcoming the new year can be a pretty exciting activity for most people, but our pets might not enjoy the loud celebrations as much. Here's how to protect them from harm and keep them comfortable.
Get your pet ready for the holidays by reducing their stress, keeping them happy, and giving you one less thing to worry about.
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