Traveling internationally with pets can be both exciting and daunting. It requires careful planning, preparation, and adherence to various regulations to ensure a smooth and safe journey for your furry friend. Whether you're relocating to a new country or simply taking your pet for a...
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Every pet owner desires to keep their dog free from pain. However, since dogs tend to conceal their discomfort instinctively and are unable to communicate their pain to us directly, it becomes our responsibility to identify the subtle indications and provide them with the necessary...
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Unfortunately, a medical emergency can strike at any time in pets just as they do in humans. And just like with humans, it is imperative that we as pet owners know and understand the basics of pet first aid and CPR. The ability to administer CPR...
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It may come as no surprise that obesity in dogs and cats in the U.S. is on the rise. According to Association for the Prevention of Pet Obesity, 58% of cats and 53% of dogs are either overweight or obese. Like with humans, there can be...
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The cold weather months can challenging when it comes to keeping your dog physically and mentally active, but all is not lost. There are still ways to get exercise in despite the rising snow and falling temperatures. Before you head outdoors, its a good idea to...
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If you are like me, you actively dread wintertime! But just like death and taxes, there's no getting around it. My dog, on the other hand, can't wait to roll around in the snow! With a little preparation and common sense, the winter season can...
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In the same way that the "eyes are the windows to the soul," your dog's poop can be a window into his health. Exterminating stool is an important step in the overall evaluation of a dog's health and well being. The general evaluation of stool is determining the...
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One of the common issues we are asked about is "why does my dog keep licking his paw?" Dog's paws are built to handle considerable stress but constant licking is often a sign that something is amiss and should be discussed with your vet. 1. Fungal...
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