It is National Pet Preparedness Month — when an emergency hits, are you well-prepared to bring your pet with you? Here is the checklist most pet parents are missing.
Drum roll, please, it's that important. Many pet parents don't realize this, and by not knowing, they're causing their pets unnecessary pain, suffering, and premature death. Please take action today and make sure your home is equipped with these cat- and dog-essentials.
This leafy vegetable offers beneficial nutrients but also contains oxalates. If your pet has a genetic predisposition to calcium oxalate bladder stones, make sure to consult your veterinarian before adding it to their food bowl.
Don't take this decision lightly. Choosing the wrong approach may increase your dog's risk of disease, discomfort, or reduced longevity. The following recommendations are intended to support the health and well-being of large-breed dogs.
How do you wish to memorialize your pet's remains when they pass? It's never too soon to start thinking about this often-difficult decision, especially when a pet can die unexpectedly and you're already dealing with shock and grief. Here's an option that you likely haven't heard much about.
No matter how you feed your pet, it's critical to strike the 'Goldilocks' zone for fiber. Too little, too much, or the wrong kind can heap health hazards onto your precious dog. Some dogs need these mixed into their daily food to keep them on the straight and narrow of great health.