Don't Let Your Cat Do This, It's a 'Virus Magnet'
And it could also lead to other pathogens that cause serious diseases. Plus, the diabetes spiking mistake made by 58% of cat owners, which can lead to high blood pressure.
Reviewed by Dr. Becker
Dr. Karen Shaw Becker is a proactive and integrative wellness veterinarian.
When Your Cat's Meowing May Be a Red Flag in Disguise
What's normal and what's not when it comes to your kitty's vocalizations? There are definitely vocal sounds that shouldn't be ignored, especially when coupled with these behaviors. Know the 8 most common ways your cat communicates through sound, and when to worry that something may be wrong.
7 Breeds Prone to Dental Disease — Is Your Dog One?
You may be surprised by this list. It's not just little dogs. Some bigger dogs that you never thought would be prone actually are because of certain gum conditions, overbites and a propensity for tooth fractures. Don't ignore this.
This Condition Can Kill Over 50% of Affected Dogs in 6 Weeks — Finally, There's a Cure
This rare but fatal disease finally has a viable treatment, but early treatment is critical. One breed is at particularly high risk, but it's also found in other breeds. If you breed or are simply choosing a puppy among them, watch out for these 9 symptoms.
A Tragic Mistake That's Easy to Avoid
If you end up as heartbroken as the owner of Sadie, a 7-year-old Golden, you'll wish you haven't made this mistake that so many owners make. Just because your dog or cat looks and acts healthy, don't be deceived into thinking that this doesn't matter.
If You Avoid This Medical Mistake Yourself, Why Impose It on Your Pet?
Many health-conscious humans now avoid this common medical treatment for themselves — but fail to realize the danger it poses to their pets, leading to obesity, diabetes, and many other diseases. Protect your pet today with these safer alternatives.
Tiny Specks on Your Pet’s Skin That Won’t Wash Off — What Now?
They can look plenty innocent, but can also erupt into a painful oozy mess. How to figure out the underlying cause, rule out look-alikes and more. Plus the one thing you should avoid like the plague, unless you want to experience your kitty's wrath.
Are You Unwittingly Poisoning Your Pet?
If you do this daily or weekly activity as many pet owners do, you may be doing just that. If you share your home with one or more beloved pets, be sure to take a close look at your routine to make sure you're not creating a toxic environment that can severely injure your pet.
This May Work for Dogs, but Never, Ever for Cats
Dogs and cats are very different creatures and their basic needs vary, too. For example, while certain human medications might work just fine for your dog, the tiniest amount of this one could kill your cat. Please don't make these assumptions about dogs and cats.
