Help! Blood in My Dog’s Urine 
Blood in the urine is a serious sign of an underlying medical condition that needs to be addressed immediately before the problem progresses to a more serious stage which could…
How to Avoid a Pet Disaster This Easter
As we celebrate the Easter holiday, it is important to ensure that the safety of our loved ones, especially our pets, is guaranteed lest we mourn their death alongside the…
How to Ensure Your Pet is Safe Around Water
Safety during your holiday is a key consideration that you need to put into the forefront in order to keep every member of your family safe and healthy. In outdoor…
Attention! Human Foods Your Dog Should Not Eat
Dogs may be part of our families due to their closeness to us or their friendly nature that makes us involve them in most of our family activities which may…
Help! My Dog Has a Swollen Eye
Swollen eyes in dogs, also known as blepharitis, refers to a medical condition in which your pup’s eye or eyes might look puffy, irritated, or infected. Dog’s eyes would swell…
Cat Panting – Things You Ought to Know
Panting is normally observed as a way of cooling down in many pets, especially dogs. This occurrence is uncommon in cats and although it could be linked to the same…
Dangerous Cleaning Products Pet Owners Should be Wary Of
Many pets explore the world through the senses of smell, touch and taste. This could be an avenue for ingestion of harmful chemicals which could affect the health of the…
Venomous Snakes You Ought to Look Out For
Snakes have a long-standing enmity with humans especially due to the danger they pose to them. This enmity is also seen between many pets and snakes, especially cats and dogs.…
Celebrating Valentine’s Day Safely with Your Pet
Valentine's Day is a day of fun, expressing love for our loved ones including pets and sharing. It could, however, turn to be fatal especially when some precautions regarding toxic…
What You Should Know About Runny Canine Eyes
Discharge from the eyes of your dog is a common problem that may be completely normal, while others are associated with potentially serious health problems. Each discharge is an indicator…
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