27 February 2018
Keeping fleas off of one's cat and dog is typically a pet owner's first priority, since these pests can be irritating to humans, too. Even people who apply anti-flea medication on a regular basis may notice that there are still plenty of fleas. If you're bothered by the amount of fleas you're noticing, here are three reasons why your medication might not be working properly. Resistance Flea medications contain an anti-parasite neurotoxin that's lethal for fleas while safe for pets.
26 February 2018
Being overweight isn't healthy for anyone, including your cat. However, if your kitty is overweight and your first reaction is to limit the amount of food they can eat, it's not the best idea. Putting a cat on a diet isn't the safest method for helping them to lose weight. Read on to discover why your cat should lose weight and how you should get it done. Danger of Low-Calorie Diet
14 February 2018
With the current flu season leaving many people sick, it's reasonable to be concerned about your risk of catching the flu. However, it might surprise you that your cat could be at risk, too. Read on to learn more about the feline flu and what you can do to defend your cat from it. How Cats Get the Flu Cats can catch the flu from other cats, just like you can from humans.
8 February 2018
Acupuncture is a common medical technique used in Asia and has become widely accepted in the United States as well. Acupuncture can be used on all living beings. It is designed to be used on pets, such as horses, as well as humans. With your pets, the acupuncture needs are put in specific energy fields to get their body back into harmony; that is the driving idea behind acupuncture. There are four primary acupuncture techniques that your vet is most likely to use on your pet if you opt for acupuncture treatment.
6 February 2018
If your dog lives a nice long time, chances are they will develop arthritis at some point. In fact, 80% of senior dogs over the age of 8 have arthritis. Having arthritis means that your dog's joints ache, especially during times of extreme weather like severe cold, or after a lot of exercise. If your dog is experiencing arthritis, they may limp at times, be reluctant to jump onto or off of furniture, and tire more easily on walks.
5 February 2018
If you've ever taken your pet to the animal clinic, you know just how costly it can be. Veterinary expenses are no joke and if your pet needs medical help because of an emergency, you might find yourself struggling to come up with the funds to pay for the visit. However, while it may seem perfectly natural to go to the vet when your pet is in dire pain, what about their regular care?
31 January 2018
If you're considering sharing your home and life with a canine companion, you're undoubtedly anticipating many long years of fun and happiness with your future furry friend. You're probably even thinking that your new pal will travel with you. Although traveling pets can be enjoyable and rewarding for both owners and their pets, there are certain things new pet owners should know to help circumvent traveling turning into tragedy. Following are five of them.
29 January 2018
Even if you don't live out in the woods, you are still going to need to protect your pets against ticks. Ticks can be present in urban as well as rural environments. There are lots of ways to protect your dog against pets; the key is to find the right tick prevention method for you and your dog. Spot Treatment One of the most common types of treatment for keeping ticks off your dog is spot treatment.
25 January 2018
Adopting a senior cat is a great thing to do since they're often adopted at a much a lower rate than younger cats due to people's desire to have a young and active cat. When adopting a senior cat, there are a number of benefits such as them being litter box trained already, but you need to consider the fact that they could have some health issues due to their age.
25 January 2018
Moving to a cold climate can be difficult to adjust to for a lot of people, but especially if you have a hairless cat that can get cold quite easily. If you're concerned that your hairless cat could be too cold once you've moved, it's a good idea to visit the vetrinarian so that you can get specialized advice to prepare for the transition to living in a colder climate.