Cat drool
Why your cat drools and how to deal with it Your feline friend does not drool as much as the dog might, but at any given moment you can notice…
Flea and tick myths
Pet flea and tick myths debunked Misconceptions regarding fleas and ticks have prevented thousands of pet owners across the world from showing their feline or canine friends a good time…
Kidney Toxins
A Close Look at Kidney Toxins in Dogs There are very many poisons responsible for kidney infections in dogs. However, five documented toxic substances double the chances of a kidney…
Pet Physical Therapy
Pets require physical therapy just as much as their owners to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Pet physical therapy started in the 60s as a way to rehabilitate horses that were…
Easter lilies and cats
Easter lilies and cats: A potentially fatal combination With the Easter holiday fast approaching, it’s that time of the year we expect Easter bunnies, eggs, chocolates, lilies and a host…
Allergies in Pets
Allergies in your pet: Is it the food or environment? Just like humans, pets can also develop allergies. Depending on the animal’s reaction, pets still have the same stimuli to…
Pet Food
BPA in your pet’s food: Why you should not overlook the compound The Bisphenol-A (BPA) compound has been catching more bad press lately, especially after medical experts overruled the FDA’s…
Fire Safety
Pet fire safety awareness: hints to preventing pet house fires The American Red Cross Society lists home fires as the most common disasters they often have to respond to, despite…
Cat Adoption
5 Handy tips on how to prepare for cat adoption Adopting a new cat is quite an exciting time since it’s basically welcoming a new family member. However, if…
Flea and Tick Medication
FDA warns of the possibility of neurological risks from flea and tick medication The U.S Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning to all pet owners and veterinarians on…
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