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Category: Pet Health
Why the “Incredible” Dr. Pol Is So Controversial in the Vet World
Cable TV’s famous veterinarian has faced charges of negligence and incompetence since his show first aired.
Skin Cysts in Dogs: Everything You Need to Know
As tempting as it may be to pop them, don’t.
Hind Leg Weakness: When Your Dog’s Back Legs Give Out
Are your dog’s back legs weak? Here’s what to expect when you see the vet — plus some possible reasons for a dog’s back legs suddenly not working.
6 Causes of Dog Dandruff (And How to Treat It)
Can dogs get dandruff? Yes, dogs, like us, are susceptible to this skin condition. Possible causes of dog dandruff include seborrhea or even dry air.
It Is NOT Safe to Give Your Dog Ibuprofen — Here’s Why
There is no safe ibuprofen (Advil) dosage for dogs. It is dangerous. In fact, even Tylenol and aspirin can be unsafe. Here’s what you need to know.
Why Your Old Cat Yowls All the Time (Especially at Night)
Elderly cats who begin to yowl loudly may be suffering from something serious but treatable. Here’s what you should know.
How to Give Medicine to a Cat (Yes, Even to a Difficult Cat)
Hard truth: There is no “one technique” that enables all people to give pills to all cats. Here’s my best advice.
3 Ways to Treat Your Pet’s Minor Wounds at Home
Harmful disinfectants can make at-home medical care tricky to navigate.
Tail Amputation: Why It’s Sometimes Necessary, and What to Expect
When an injured tail cannot be repaired or won’t heal, the veterinarian may have to resort to tail amputation.
The Best Way to Treat Fleas
No matter how advanced or safe flea products become, people still let the problem get out of hand. Here’s my examination into the best way to treat fleas.
Acana, Blue Buffalo, Taste of the Wild: 16 Brands Named in FDA Probe
There are very few answers yet in the investigation into certain pet foods and heart problems in dogs and cats. Here’s what we do know.
Addison’s Disease in Dogs: What You Need to Know
Addison’s is a hormonal disease — and it can get complicated to explain, but my goal in this article is to make it as easy to understand as possible.
Hyperthyroidism and Thyroid Problems in Cats: What You Need to Know
Usually hyperthyroidism presents with a skinny, hyperactive old cat with a ravenous appetite. But not always.
Allergies in Pets: Dog Itching? Cat Itching? Here’s Our Expert Guide.
It’s heartbreaking to see your dog or cat go through the misery that’s caused by allergies in pets. Start your research with this expert guide.