Many people do not realize that cats, just like humans, can develop hypertension (high blood pressure). This is a condition that can be quite serious and can require swift veterinary care in cats. Get to know some of the important facts about hypertension in cats as well as what can and should be done about it if you notice signs and symptoms in your cat. Then, you can be sure you are doing what you can to detect and treat hypertension in your cat if they ever develop the condition. Read More»
Getting your cat neutered or spayed is typically considered to be the right thing to do, so long as you don’t intend to breed your cats at some point. Neutering or spaying your cat can reduce a wide range of unwanted behavioral problems and help to eliminate the risk of certain types of cancers, too. But if you’ve never gone through this process with a cat before, you may be wondering what you can expect after the surgery. Read More»
As if the coronavirus wasn’t bad enough hurting people, it can also have an impact on cats. Scientists and doctors have discovered that it’s possible for cats to contract the coronavirus from other cats, as well as humans. For this reason, if you have a kitty at home, it’s a good idea to be able to recognize the signs and symptoms of this disease in your cat. Here’s what you should know. Read More»
Fleas, those blood-sucking vermin that plague man and beast alike, can be more of a nuisance to your dog than you imagine. Many dogs suffer from flea saliva dermatitis, an allergic reaction to flea saliva. A single flea can cause great suffering for a pup with this condition.
Allergy Symptoms
The most obvious symptoms are frequent scratching, skin chewing, and skin irritation. Often, you will notice bald spots forming where your dog constantly scratches and chews. Read More»
The weather is beginning to break, and your dog wants to go outside more often to roll around in the grass or just move around the yard. While that’s generally fine, the return of spring can bring back situations that could impact your dog’s health if you are not careful. Here are some tips to help ensure that your dog makes it through the season with no serious issues.
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When you have surgery, there is usually someone to help take care of you, possibly even multiple people. These caretakers can help you get up, eat, change your clothes, and even go to the bathroom. When your pet has surgery, you become that caretaker. Your pet is going to need proper care after a surgery in order to help them heal properly, and it’s up to you to assist your pet. Read More»
There are certain questions that only your veterinarian can answer. Therefore, when you take a trip to the veterinarian, you should remember to ask these questions in case they do not come up on their own.
Is Your Pet Overweight?
Ask if your pet is at a healthy weight. Many pet owners don’t want to believe that their pet is at an unhealthy weight. However, if you don’t get your pet’s weight under control, you can shorten their lifespan substantially and also reduce their quality of life. Read More»
Pet grooming services are a great timesaver for busy pet owners. A pet groomer can wash your dog, clean their ears, and even trim their fur. Here are three facts pet owners should know when they start using pet grooming services:
1. Your groomer can help you get rid of fleas.
Fleas are a problem no pet owner wants to encounter. However, it’s easy for a dog to get fleas if they aren’t on flea prevention medication. Read More»
Cleaning the litter box isn’t the most pleasant thing, but it can be extremely alarming and confusing to see something moving inside that litter box. If you’ve noticed that there are small, rice-like wriggling things in your cat’s defecations, then you need help from a veterinarian. In the meantime, here’s what’s likely going on.
What They Are
The most likely answer for what you’re seeing in your cat’s feces are tapeworm larvae. Read More»
