Worms in dogs or cats can be a startling discovery. See the veterinarian right away to give your pet the best chance of effective treatment and recovery.
Category: Pet Health
Do Dogs Like Hugs? The Pros and Cons of Hugging Your Pet.
Hugging an unwilling dog puts them under stress — which means they may bite next.
How Climate Change Affects Our Pets
Climate change is already affecting our pets, putting them at higher risk of nasty mosquito- and tick-borne diseases like heartworm and Lyme disease.
Do Dogs See in Color? And Other Canine Eyesight Questions.
When it comes to who has better night vision, dogs win out over humans. This is because their sight favors rods more than cones in the retinas of their eyes.
Pandora Syndrome in Cats: The Role of Stress in Urinary Tract Problems
Pandora syndrome in cats can be painful, but not all hope is lost. Studies now suggest that lowering stress can help or even cure this condition.
7 Things Your Pet’s Veterinarian Does That May Surprise You
Like you, your vet just wants the best for your pet, so don’t be surprised if they tailor diagnosis and treatment plans to the specific needs of your furbaby.
Holiday Pet Safety: An Expert Guide
Holiday pet safety is critical for households with pets. Read our expert guide to keeping your dogs, cats and other animals safe this holiday season.
Alabama Rot: What We Now Know (And Still Don’t Know)
This serious but rare condition has been stumping scientists ever since it started popping up in dogs in the United Kingdom in 2012.
Liver Biopsy in Dogs: When Is It Necessary?
If your dog’s blood test results come back with higher-than-normal liver values, your vet may recommend a liver biopsy — but only after a few more noninvasive tests are performed.
Your First 30 Days After Adopting a Puppy
House training isn’t the only thing to be aware of when you bring your new puppy home. You’ll also need to schedule the first vet appointment, purchase new toys, set up a crate … and the list goes on.