How often should I take my dog to the vet? What vaccines does he need? What questions should I ask the professional? How do I make sure he behaves well in the waiting room? You can find answers to all of these questions in this section.
Many of the illnesses that affect humans can also affect our four-legged friends. One example of this is diabetes. Canine diabetes is a complex disease that requires long-term care and attention. In today’s article, we want to tell you how…
If you’re one of the many people who have a dog, or love doing things outside, then it’s worth learning about the diseases transmitted by ticks and what you can do to prevent them. Ticks are one of the most…
Once or twice, you might have found yourself wondering whether dogs can suffer from tetanus. Unfortunately, yes they can. But in that case, why don’t we vaccinate our pets against it? The answer is that, although dogs can contract tetanus,…
If you’re anything like most dog owners, then your pet is your best friend and they sleep nearly next to you. Most likely, you seldom worry whether your dog is or isn’t sleeping well. However, if you’ve recently noticed your…
It’s good to know each stage of puppy development so you know just what to expect when your little furball becomes an adult. Each stage has important milestones such as opening their eyes and ears for the first time. Learning…
The social media has been taking over massively worldwide. Today, you can do almost anything through them. As a result, it turns out now we can even use it for taking care of our pet’s health. But how? Veterinarian consultations…
When they hear the word demodicosis, people might think that it sounds like some really serious and highly contagious disease. However, demodectic mange (also known as canine demodicosis or red mange) is actually a relatively common complaint, and, in most…
Kidney stones, also known as nephrolithiasis or urolithiasis, are the presence of small crystals or stones, inside the kidneys; this can also occur in the ureter, bladder, and urethra. These formations are composed of substances that result from the synthetization…
Anemia in cats is as common as it is in humans. The condition is due to a decrease in the number of erythrocytes (red blood cells) in the blood. These are the cells responsible for transporting oxygen to body tissue.…
There are all kinds of microorganisms inside animal intestines. Gut flora is highly beneficial for the good functioning of our digestive system. These bacteria are present in specific numbers and proportions. When the good bacteria vs bad bacteria ratios are…
Cats are independent animals and, for the most part, you don’t have to worry about them too much. For one, they don’t need to go out for a walk as they can do their business in a litter-box. The only…
Felines are cunning and their senses are highly sophisticated; a lot sharper than ours, for sure. However, they’re no strangers to temptation and may sometimes eat or drink spoiled or toxic things. So, if you have a cat then you…
Vomiting is very common in cats and dogs and it doesn’t necessarily indicate a serious condition. However, there are times when it could indicate something isn’t right. So, that’s why in this article we’re about to tell you what to…
Usually, when you think about chemotherapy, terrible images come to mind. Even in chemotherapy for pets, there are unfortunate side effects. The concept of chemotherapy In simple terms, we can define chemotherapy as the set of drugs that attack cancer…
There are many cases where a pet might be afraid of the veterinarian. It’s more common than owners would like it to be. Some dogs, when it’s time to go to the doctor, may bark, growl, hide, or even relieve…
Those of us who keep dogs as pets are familiar with the symptoms associated with their skin conditions because we’ve all seen them at some point. Such is the case with allergies, itching, and irritation. These symptoms could be due…
Your dog’s anal glands have an important function. They lubricate the rectum to help everything move well through them. In cases where your dog’s anal glands aren’t working as well as they should, the consequences can serious, especially in the…
Currently, animal osteopathy is becoming increasingly popular for treating problems with mobility. It’s one of the most sophisticated and effective physiotherapeutic disciplines in veterinary medicine. This is because it can treat a wide range of diseases and optimize bone-muscle rehabilitation.…
They say that there’s nothing sadder than getting old. And, unfortunately, everything gets old: you, your things and your pets as well. Watching a beloved pet getting old and unsteady isn’t pleasant. One of the possible problems older dogs may…
Yellowing skin is one of the signs of liver failure in a cat. If your cat shows signs of yellow skin, also known as jaundice, it’s imperative that you visit a vet. Jaundice can happen to cats of any age,…
