As an owner of a feline, you have a lot to do in order to keep your cat healthy. Your pet relies on you for everything from toothbrushing to regular vaccinations, and it’s up to you to monitor your pet for any potential changes that could signal a problem. If you’ve noticed that your cat’s fur seems to be changing in some way, or you just want to know what to look out for, then take a look at this list.…
Read More »Many people adopt or rescue dogs from shelters, but this means their backgrounds are often unknown, including when they were born. Luckily, there are many factors vets use to help estimate the age of your furry friend. Understanding your dog’s age is imperative for ensuring you are meeting their needs. If you would like to know more, check out these three factors that are used to determine the age of a dog.…
Read More »When the time comes to finally say goodbye to your dog, you have a choice to make. You can take them to the vet’s office to be euthanized, or you can have a mobile service come to your home and euthanize your dog there. In-home dog euthanasia is becoming more common, and it is the right choice for many pet owners. However, this option does have some downfalls, too. Here are the pros and cons to consider before having your dog euthanized at home.…
Read More »Getting your first dog can be incredibly exciting. The unconditional affection that these pets provide coupled with the tricks that are assured of teaching them makes them a great addition to any home. But before you can start enjoying never-ending snuggles and playing fetch, you must put your pup’s health first. And while this means ensuring they are eating a nutritious diet, it also entails attending regular veterinarian visits so that this professional can maintain the health of your furry friend.…
Read More »Skin-fold dermatitis is an infection that occurs when a pocket of skin becomes too moist and breeds bacteria or yeast. While overweight dogs are more likely to develop this condition than dogs at healthy weights, some breeds are more likely to develop this condition simply because of their genetics. For instance, dogs with short noses, like pugs, boxers, and Pekingese are prone to this skin condition because they have shorter noses and wrinkly facial skin.…
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