What was once considered a rare congenital condition is increasingly becoming rampant with new cases of feline asthma being reported every year. Although it is still debatable, many researchers and…
Take your Dog or Cat to the Veterinarian if they Exhibit the Following Signs Most pet owners readily recognize common signs of pet discomfort such as bleeding and immobility. However,…
Anaphylaxis in Dogs; Causes, Symptoms, and treatment Just like any form of allergic reactions an anaphylaxis/dog allergy can lead to wide range of symptoms whenever there is exposure to triggers.…
There are several respiratory conditions in cats and dogs, but the most dangerous of them all is dyspnea. And since pets cannot explain themselves, it’s your responsibility as a pet…
As a pet owner, learning how to recognize emergency situations in your dog can be lifesaving. One of such cases is glaucoma, which a severe condition whose symptoms require immediate…
Detecting Medical Emergency Situations in your Pet; When to Take Action We all know what to do when in a medical emergency, but what happens if it’s your pet facing…
Is My Dog’s Stool Normal or abnormal? A quick inspection of your dog’s poop should be able to tell you’re their health condition. Whereas it’s normal to see some mucus…
Shivering and Lethargy in pets; When should I be worried? Just like humans, pet shiver for different reasons. They could be cold, feeling anxious or in pain. However, if you…
Dog Broken Bones; Symptoms, Treatment and Home Care Dog broken legs occur for various reasons. Although traffic accidents rank among the core causes, situations such as hard surface fall can…
Cats and especially dogs tend to eat items are that not food including small toys, plastic, strings, meat bones, and trash. Removing these objects requires surgery. Overview Items that cannot…
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