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When your pet reaches their senior years, taking proactive steps in their care becomes essential to help them stay strong, vibrant and comfortable well into their golden years.
Times are changing, and this will (hopefully) land squarely in the history books soon, because it's horribly devastating for your cat. By the same token, it's important to sub in this overlooked habit, or your expensive and irreplaceable furnishings could be at risk. You'll be glad you did.
Many cat parents are guilty of these common mistakes, often done as time-savers and to make life easier. And because they appear to work, owners continue to take these shortcuts to the proper care that your pet really needs.
Be on guard — too many veterinary practices still make this careless mistake that can have potentially devastating results for your pet, including long-term side effects. If your veterinarian suggests this, here's how you should respond and request before doing anything else.
A soothing and relaxing massage can offer immense benefits for pets, but what if they don't want to be touched? Here are some pointers to help you get started.
More than half of dogs and cats are struggling with extra pounds, but many pet parents are oblivious to their distress. Here's what you need to do to help keep your pet’s weight on the right track.
Veterinarians are the only health care professionals who think their patients should avoid fresh foods and eat processed convenience food instead. Ever wondered why?
Surprisingly, this is the traditional veterinarian's treatment of choice for this now-epidemic condition. If caught in its early stages, there’s a kinder, gentler approach with a secondary backup solution that can reverse the problem for good.