Xylitol
Xylitol is a common substitute for sugar, but with fewer calories. It is toxic to dogs and can even cause death.
Ticks and Kidney Disease
Ticks are known to transmit various diseases including chronic conditions that affect the joints and blood. New research indicates that ticks can also cause kidney disease.
Beat the Weather
There is no doubting that dogs love walks. Regardless of weather extremes, whether it is a cold or hot day, you will always find your dog eagerly waiting for their…
Ear Infection
How to check for ear infection in dogs, causes and the best remedies To a pet owner, a dog scratching its ears is a common thing. However, when there are…
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…
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…
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