Pet Wisdom
Mitral valve disease in dogs is a serious condition that can cause blood to leak during heart muscle contractions. This may cause further issues such as heart murmurs and long-term, serious consequences for your dog's health. Here, we discuss mitral valve disease, including symptoms and treatments.
You may have noticed teacup dogs have become trendy lately. While these tiny four-legged canines are certainly adorable, do they make the best pets? Here, we share the truth about teacup dogs.
Lizards can be fun and low-maintenance, which can make them great pets. That said, it's important to understand the care requirements for the lizard you choose and ensure you're up to take on the job. Today, we list the top 5 lizards recommended for beginners.
For first-time bird owners, friendly and gentle are probably must-have characteristics in your new winged friend. If you're looking for the friendliest types of bird species that love human companionship, our vets have some valuable insight.
Although oral cancer can be seen in dogs of any age, many dogs are diagnosed around 11 years old. Read on for information about symptoms to watch for and the available treatments for oral cancer in dogs.
Thinking about getting a bird as a pet? Here, vets share some of the birds they recommend for first-time owners, including some important characteristics to consider.
Caring for a Burmese Python requires extensive planning, education, and supervision. Today we are here to provide information that should be considered before owning a pet Python.
Birds can make for some of the most gentle, friendly, and long-lived pets you can invite into your home. Read on to learn 10 vet favorites for companion birds that'll brighten up your home.
If you are looking for an unconventional pet, a talking bird may be right for you. These entertaining creatures make delightful pets for owners willing to offer the care birds need to stay happy and healthy. Here are some species of talking birds that you will love.
Sugar gliders can be excellent and rewarding companion pets. However, these clever, curious, and social marsupials require a significant amount of specialized care, nutrition, and plenty of socialization time to make sure they stay healthy and happy. Here, we explain some of the considerations you should have if you're thinking about having a sugar glider as a pet.
