Just because the weather is turning cooler doesn’t mean you should give up on your dog’s flea prevention. Fleas can thrive and breed in winter, and an infestation may be even more difficult to deal with during wintry months. Talk to your vet about the best way to keep your pet flea-free any time of the year:
Keep an eye out for fleas. Your dog may spend more time indoors during winter than other times of the year, so take advantage of the opportunity to watch your pet for signs of fleas. Read More»
Trauma as well as several diseases, such as bone cancer, may leave you with the heart wrenching decision to amputate one of your dog’s legs. While this treatment course if never a first option, it is a very viable option and can help save your dog’s life as well as restore their quality of life. If your dog’s life is in danger or if they’re likely to be in pain for the rest of their life, amputation may be the best course. Read More»
Owning a schnauzer can be rewarding. These terriers are loyal, playful, and full of personality. Unfortunately, schnauzers are also prone to episodes of pancreatitis. Being able to identify some emergency steps you can take when you think your dog has pancreatitis will help you alleviate your furry friend’s pain and suffering until you can get an appointment with your vet.
Here are three simple things you can do at home to manage your schnauzer’s pancreatitis in the future. Read More»
While it’s common knowledge that human beings experience allergy symptoms such as sneezing and coughing when exposed to substances such as pollen and dust, a lesser known fact is that dogs can also be sensitive to allergens and often exhibit the same symptoms. If your pooch seems under the weather during certain seasons or tends to scratch more after rolling around in the grass or enjoying the outdoors, chances are you’ve got a canine with allergies on your hands. Read More»
Grooming is part of life for cats. However, excessive licking and chewing could be a sign of an underlying condition that requires medical assistance. If you are concerned that your cat is grooming too much, here is what you need to know.
What Are Signs That Your Cat Is Grooming Too Much?
Whenever a cat is over-grooming, the signs will be noticeable in its behavior and appearance. If your cat is over-grooming on a regular basis, it is likely that you will notice it through daily observations. Read More»
