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As you are getting ready for the holidays, you should remember that pets have more hazards during this time of year. You must know the dangers involved. Many pet parents want their fur families to enjoy the festivities. There are ways to do this without putting your pet at risk. You could do something as…

Did you know dogs can catch Lyme disease just like humans can? Dogs are prone to picking up ticks that carry Lyme disease, and unfortunately, many dogs come down with this disease every year in certain parts of the world. In the United States, Lyme disease is especially prominent in dogs, so it’s crucial to…

Cat constipation is a common and treatable problem among the feline community. Constipation means that your cat is not productively digesting their food, and they are having trouble having a successful bowel movement. Poor nutrition and obesity can render your cat constipated. Fortunately, you can alleviate the problem with a special diet and foods high…

Pet separation anxiety is an all-too-common concern in pets, especially dogs. The beginning of the school year is a reminder that the causes of separation anxiety are often a sudden change in schedule, routine, or environment, that leaves pets feeling abandoned and therefore anxious and fearful. Luckily, there are ways to curb their anxiety and…

Have you ever heard of dog flu? Did you know dogs could get the flu at all? Dogs can and unfortunately often do contract influenza, which is the same type of virus that causes the flu in humans. Although humans and dogs can’t make each other sick, dogs are contagious amongst each other, so it’s…

Summer can get a little sweltering in the city, which is not only uncomfortable for us, it can be unbearable for our pets. Cats and dogs cannot sweat like we do, making them more vulnerable to heatstroke. Additionally, other summer dangers include severe weather safety, lake safety, and parasite prevention. Below are some summer pet…

Senior dogs and cats deserve the same love and attention as their younger counterparts. In some cases, they may even need more love and attention from you. They need special care to live long and healthy lives. Your older dog or cat should have a physical examination every six months. Age-related diseases have the best…