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If your pet is doing this, it can be a sign of illness, behavioral problems, and more. Of course, knowing your pet's norm is mandatory, in order to tell when this crosses the line from normal to excessive and becomes a red flag requiring immediate help.
Many veterinarians and the industry are increasingly frustrated by the growing numbers of pet owners who are turning deaf ears to their advice. Their scare tactics are no longer working, and that's a good thing for pets everywhere.
You can treat it with many natural remedies, but only if caught early. Since it's a common age-related condition that 10% of older pets suffer from, you'll want to start checking for it annually at age 7. But quiz your vet about these often misinterpreted results too.
It makes sense to have a plan drawn up and supplies gathered in advance of these potential emergencies because at that moment, it could be too late. Doing so now will save you time, anxiety, and even panic when the worst happens. What to do and buy today.
Ever wonder why some pets are so long-lived yet others seem to suffer so much? Well, it might come down to these simple basics on each of the five top preventable diseases. From diabetes to constipation, here's what your pet wants you to know.
Spring is now in full swing, and it is time for well-deserved fun outdoors with your furry friend. But before you do, here are some reminders to make sure they are safe.
When your fur baby's heartbeat sounds more like a 'whoosh' than a 'lub-dub,' a heart murmur may be to blame. Here is what this really means for your dog or cat.