Find out which cat diseases are genetic and learn about vet-recommended ways to deal with them.
Hookworms can be dangerous for dogs. Learn how to identify, treat, and prevent hookworms in dogs to keep your pup in good health.
Whenever a dog starts drinking excessively, a vet visit is in order.
Are you planning on switching your cat onto a rotational diet? Check out these tips for how to feed a cat a rotational diet so that they make a smooth transition.
Plus, freezing tips!
An allergic reaction to dogs or cats is no fun. Use this guide to find out six ways to reduce pet dander and lower the intensity of your allergies.
If your feline friend is not getting enough water each day, she quickly can become a dehydrated cat. Especially now with warm weather settling in, you need to make sure her water is fresh and kept out of the sun and away from the heat. If fresh, cool water still doesn’t entice her, you might need to be more proactive to get your cat drinking water. Here’s how you easily can tell if your cat is properly hydrated—and steps you can take if you suspect she’s not.
Like all animals, hamsters benefit from a range of vitamins in their diets. Here are some important vitamins for your hamster’s needs. Vitamin A is useful for nursing hamsters and important in small amounts for growth. Lack of vitamin A has been shown to cause slow development in baby hamsters. Green vegetables and carrots are good sources of vitamin A. Remember the “too much” rule here.
Are you worried your dog may be suffering from liver disease? Learn the early signs of liver disease in dogs and the ways to prevent it.
Having issues with your dog losing weight? Learn why a slow feeder might be just what you need to help an obese dog lose weight.
How often should you feed a dog? If you asked your dog that question, her answer would probably be: As much as possible, please! But that, obviously, wouldn’t be a good idea. Exactly how often dogs should eat has been a topic of discussion—and argument—for many dog owners. Another question dog owners may find themselves asking is: How much should a dog eat? Read on for some basic feeding guidelines.
If your pooch has canine diabetes, it’s important to familiarize yourself with the best foods to give her. Here's what you need to know.
If you walk down the vitamin aisle at your local supermarket, you may notice that there are as many supplements for pets as there are for humans. The humanization of pets is a driving factor for the pet industry, and more than ever before, pet owners are investing in vitamins and other supplements to aid in their pet’s health and well-being, according to American Pet Products Association.
Have you asked yourself, “What are bully sticks made of?” Check out this article to learn what bully sticks (aka beef pizzle) is and what goes into making these dog chews.
Here's how to banish those raw, red patches from your dog's skin for good.
It is no secret; dogs love to eat. Whether they are puppies, young dogs, middle-aged or senior canines, many enjoy their food faster than they should be ingesting it. Oftentimes, fast eating can be harmful to a dog’s health. If your dog eats fast, there are proper ways to address the issue. From incorporating toys, using sectioned automatic dog feeders or slow feeder bowls, to bringing in programmable pet feeders, any dog eating behavior can be trained with the right method.
Fiber plays an intricate and necessary role in a dog’s diet. Not only is fiber an essential nutrient that supports the proper function of the digestive system, but it can provide other surprising health benefits for your pup as well. With the right balance, you can avoid having to deal with dog diarrhea or ending up with a constipated dog.
Do you have an overweight dog or overweight cat that is having trouble slimming down? Check out these tips on how to help them.
