Pet Wisdom
Giving your dog an oatmeal bath can be a great way to relieve your pup's itchy, irritated skin. Today, our vets share a few tips on how to give your pooch a relaxing oatmeal bath to pamper and smooth their skin.
Hepatitis is a liver disorder that can cause some very serious symptoms and health complications for your feline friend. Today, our vets outline the two types of hepatitis in cats, symptoms, and treatment for this serious condition.
Fungal infections can cause serious symptoms in dogs. Today, our vets talk about the most common fungal infections in dogs, including symptoms and treatments available.
Today our vets explain a little about the causes and treatment of kidney failure in dogs, as well as the signs and symptoms of kidney failure to look out for.
Often caused by sun exposure, skin cancer is diagnosed in both indoor and outdoor cats. In this post, we discuss skin cancer in cats, including its causes, symptoms and the treatment options available.
Most of us are aware that chocolate is toxic to dogs. However, did you know that cats can't have chocolate either? There are many delicious foods that our kitties simply shouldn't eat (even if they beg)! Today, we'll discuss chocolate toxicity in cats and what to do if your feline friend gets into your chocolate stash.
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.
Pet acupuncture and other treatments offer innovative and non-invasive options to aid rehabilitation and manage discomfort. Here, we discuss five benefits of acupuncture for dogs.
Besides causing sleepless nights for you and your pooch, nighttime panting in dogs can point to a health condition. Here, we list potential causes and what actions to take next, such as visiting a vet.
If your cat's eyes start to tear or water excessively, or if you find them squinting, it could be a sign of a more serious issue. Today, our vets explain a few reasons why your cat's eyes may be watering and what you can do to help.
