Crucial Cat Tips & Strategies from Head to Tail

Dog Tips

Is Your Pet's Repetitive Action a Cause for Concern?

What may appear to be funny or cute behavior in your dog or cat may not be normal at all, but a sign of a troubling disorder similar to one seen in humans. More common than many pet parents realize, this disorder can be inherited or simply triggered by something in the animal's environment.

Dog Tips

Why You Shouldn't Bury Your Pet in Your Backyard

When a beloved pet passes, many owners opt to bury their pet's body in their backyard. While this may seem like an ideal option, there are actually some risks associated with it. Find out why it may not be your best choice.

Cat Tips

Are Hairballs Affecting Your Cat's Well-Being?

They appear nasty, but hairballs are a natural part of living with a feline family member. However, if you notice that your kitty is vomiting more hairballs than usual, they may need your help — try these strategies to minimize hairball formation.

Dog Tips

Why Does Your Pet Run Her Face Along the Couch or Floor? Could Be This

Ranges from mild to severe, to true medical emergency. And this rubbing is just one of the symptoms. Sadly, it can deteriorate shockingly fast, sometimes even within 24 hours. Learn the telltale signals so you can address it quickly. And grab these dos and don'ts of treatment.

Dog Tips

When a Love of Animals Turns Into a Psychiatric Disorder

It officially became a psychiatric disorder in 2013, and likely happens much more than the estimated 2,000 cases each year. A sad, sad situation for the pets involved and the owner, here's how you can help if you suspect it's happening in your neighborhood.

Dog Tips

This Can Kill Your Pet in Minutes, yet It's Easily Avoidable

Make this blunder, and you could regret it for years. It's ridiculously easy to miscalculate the risk and can happen faster than you think. There's also a correlated serious but less deadly risk you're probably also minimizing.

Dog Tips

This Odd Pet Habit Might Point to a Serious Health Concern

If your dog or cat starts doing this, please see your vet right away. While many pet owners might initially think it's a cute antic, it's not. It's a red flag for a serious medical condition, ranging from a brain tumor to a stroke or other central nervous system disorder.

Cat Tips

If This Feline Risk Is in Your Home, Put It Under Lock and Key

Kitties seem to have a weird affinity for this, and it can cause severe neurologic and cardiac side effects. Its 'cousin' can cause sudden death, and another can lead to coma, liver damage, and more. Don't give them to your cat, and make sure your cat can't find them on her own.

Dog Tips

If Your Pet Suffers Itchy Skin Consistently, Suspect This First

This can make your poor pet absolutely miserable. Some even scratch themselves sore. You may blame it on this well-known trigger. But often it's the other elephant in the room. Yet you miss it, so you never nip it in the bud. Fortunately, this test can tell you which it is.

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