Halloween is even more fun when your dog can join the festivities. From costume contests and trick-or-treating to a cruise on Lake Erie, Cleveland-area pet events offer plenty of ways to celebrate together this October. Here are seven events scheduled between October 17 and Halloween. Check...
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As cannabis products become more widely available, veterinary teams are seeing more pets exposed to them. Dogs and cats may chew on cannabis plants, eat discarded products, or get into edibles such as brownies, gummies, candies, and baked goods. THC—the compound in cannabis that causes...
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Veterinary medicine is changing faster than ever before. New technologies, smarter medications, and fresh approaches to disease treatment are giving veterinarians the tools to deliver better outcomes for the animals in their care. For pet owners looking to understand the care available to their companions,...
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Finding urine on a rug or stool beside the litter box can be frustrating and worrying. You may wonder whether your cat dislikes the litter, feels stressed, or has a health problem. Litter box avoidance, often called house-soiling, can have several overlapping causes. Your cat is...
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T Cell Lymphoma is a type of cancer that develops in a dog's lymphocytes, a category of white blood cells that normally help fight infection. It's less common than B Cell Lymphoma but tends to be more aggressive, often affecting the skin, intestines, or lymph...
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What Is Laryngeal Paralysis in Dogs? The larynx—commonly called the voice box—sits at the entrance of the trachea and does two important jobs: it allows air to flow into the lungs during breathing and closes off the airway during swallowing to prevent food or water from...
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As pet parents, we do everything in our power to keep our furry family members safe. But sometimes, despite our very best efforts, our dogs manage to get their paws on something dangerous. Finding out your dog has eaten something toxic is a terrifying experience. Your...
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Seeing your feline friend squint or rub at a red, weepy eye is a clear sign that something is wrong. Eye issues are quite common in our feline companions, and one of the most frequent culprits is conjunctivitis. Often referred to as "pink eye," conjunctivitis...
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You know what they say: "Getting there is half the battle." Bringing your pet along can make the journey more enjoyable, but long-distance travel can be stressful for both you and your four-legged companion. With a bit of preparation, however, traveling with your pet can...
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We all want the absolute best for our animal companions. You buy them the highest-quality food, the most comfortable beds, and enough toys to fill a small room. But when it comes to their healthcare, separating fact from fiction can get tricky. A quick search online...
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