
Is My Dog Fat Or Is It A Thyroid Problem?
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Has Your Dog Gained Weight? A Thyroid Problem Could Be to Blame Chubby pets may look cute but even a few extra pounds can increase your dog’s chances of developing diabetes, arthritis, heart disease, and other health conditions. Gaining weight isn’t always due to overeating, but can be a sign of a thyroid condition. The risk of thyroid problems increases
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What Vaccines Are Right For Your Pet?
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Which Vaccines Are Essential For Your Pet? Concerns about potential side effects and the cumulative effects of vaccines may make you wonder if immunizations are really necessary. Although your pet can probably skip some vaccines, others are absolutely essential for good health and disease prevention. Why Vaccines Are Important Vaccines boost your pet’s immunity and prevent him or her from
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Medication Tips For Your Pet
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Tips For Effectively Administering Pet Medication Trying to slip a pill between your pet’s clenched teeth just might be one of the hardest pet-related tasks you’ll ever perform. The experience can be difficult and frustrating for both of you and may prevent your pet from receiving much-needed medication. These tips can make the process much easier and less stressful. Follow
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Does My Cat Love Me?
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How Cats Express Affection Cats have an undeserved reputation as cool, aloof creatures. Although it’s certainly true that cats aren’t quite as demonstrative as dogs, felines do show affection in subtle ways. Cheek rubs, head butts, vocalizations, and other behaviors let you know how much your cat cares about you. 10 Ways Cats Display Affection Cats aren’t solitary animals. When
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How To Care For Your New Pet
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Caring For New Family Pets During the New Year Have you recently added a pet to your family? These tips will help you keep your new friend happy and healthy during the coming year and beyond. Say No to Plastic Inexpensive plastic food and water dishes are durable and may seem like a good choice when you’re shopping for basic
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What Your Dog’s Body Language Means
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Understanding Your Dog’s Body Language Barking isn’t the only way dogs communicate. In fact, your dog’s body language provides subtle clues that can help you figure out your furry friend’s moods. Deciphering Your Dog’s Signals Dogs have excellent non-verbal communication skills, although their body language may be a little difficult for their families to decipher at times. In fact, facial
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Mistakes to Avoid as a Cat Owner
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Are You Making These Common Mistakes with Your Cat? Cats offer so much to their companions yet want little in return – a cozy place to sleep (preferably on you), tasty food, and a few toys. As your cat’s human guardian, it’s only natural to want to make your favorite feline’s life as comfortable and happy as possible. Although you
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What Is Ataxia in Dogs?
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The Different Types of Ataxia in Dogs Poor balance, falling, or a change in the way your dog walks could be caused by a condition called ataxia. Although any dog can develop ataxia, some breeds are at higher risk. What Are the Symptoms of Ataxia? Symptoms vary depending on the type of ataxia. If your dog loses its balance easily,
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Preparing for Your Kitten’s Developmental Milestones
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Your Kitten’s Developmental Milestones Do you know what to expect if a kitten will soon be joining your family? Just like human babies, kittens pass through several distinct developmental stages. Birth to 2 Weeks Kittens can’t see or hear when they’re born but will develop those important senses fairly quickly. They’ll identify their mother by scent and snuggle close to
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The Most Common Vaccinations for Your Cat and Dog
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Core Vaccines for Your Cat and Dog Vaccinations protect your cat or dog from illnesses that could cause serious health complications or even death. Vaccines boost your pet’s immune system, preventing illness or making symptoms much less severe. Vaccines Your Dog Needs These core vaccinations are recommended for all dogs: Your veterinarian may also suggest one or more non-core vaccinations.
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