Dealing with a dog who marks” things in the house with urine can be frustrating By Stephanie Colman March 9, 2017 [Updated August 6, 2018] INDOOR URINE MARKING: OVERVIEW 1. Employ alert, active supervision of your…
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https://www.livescience.com/ By Serena Sonoma, Live Science Contributor | March 7, 2019 03:53pm ET As many pet owners will attest, when their cat prepares to pounce, it does a little butt wiggle first. This butt-wiggling pounce lasts just a few moments as the…
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By Wendy Bedwell-Wilson Severely dehydrated dogs require immediate emergency care. If your dog shows signs of shock, heat stroke, or severe dehydration, call your veterinarian immediately, who will likely request that the dog be brought in so that the doctor…
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So you want to get away from it all this summer, but you don’t want to leave your cat behind. The good news is — with more and more places becoming pet-friendly — you can take a relaxing break and…
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VET AUTHORED VET APPROVED ALERT Thogersen Family Farm Recalls Raw Frozen Ground Pet Food (Rabbit; Duck; Llama; Pork) Due to Potential of Listeria Monocytogenes One of the most basic ways that pet parents and dogs connect is through touch. We…
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By Travis Greenwood credit: Facebook Good luck getting anything done after scrolling through this list because productivity is officially cancelled. 1. What planet does this breed of cat come from? Asking for me credit: Facebook 2. Oh. Marble. God. credit: Facebook 3. House panthers…
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Humping comes really naturally to even female dogs, but it is probably the most awkward behavior for people to witness – or be subjected to. By Sassafras Lowrey April 1, 2019 – Credit: DigitalVision Vectors/ CSA-Archive Usually humping is…
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Posted In: Feature Stories May 9, 2019 Mary Rhatigan and DAD Maui “It’s really interesting where the training was nine years ago and what it is now,” says Mary Rhatigan. The second-time graduate of Can Do Canines experienced a much different…
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public://styles/large/public/08-cat-cancer-4.jpeg Sadly, one in five cats get cancer. Lymphoma, squamous cell carcinoma, mast cell tumour, and bone cancer are all common in cats. While a cancer diagnosis is emotionally devastating, some cancers are treatable if caught early. This is one…
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ALERT Thogersen Family Farm Recalls Raw Frozen Ground Pet Food (Rabbit; Duck; Llama; Pork) Due to Potential of Listeria Monocytogenes Reviewed and updated for accuracy on April 1, 2019 by Dr. Hanie Elfenbein, DVM, PhD Excessive vocalization refers to uncontrollable,…
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September 9, 2017 Cats can be utterly weird but it’s their very strange behavior that makes a cat owner’s life very interesting. They bring happiness with every purr and bunts. But sometimes, they can also give us headaches, especially if…
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https://www.rover.com/blog/ BY Rover staff CARING FOR YOUR DOG | By Rover Staff The truth about marijuana and your dog CARING FOR YOUR DOG | By Rover Staff Medical Marijuana and CBD for Dogs: Everything You Need to Know This post contains affiliate…
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If you have ever wondered why your cat behaves the way it does, wonder no more Credit: Mark Allen Miller ASK ME ANOTHER Interview by Kate Wong As anyone who has spent time with cats knows, our feline companions are…
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Humans aren’t the only ones that can suffer from asthma. One of the most common respiratory diseases in cats, asthma affects between 1-5% of cats. The average age of cats diagnosed is between 4-5 years. If you think your cat…
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Reviewed for accuracy on April 22, 2019, by Dr. Katie Grzyb, DVM The past few years have seen a cultural shift in how people are caring for their animals, which has impacted not only the equipment used by veterinarians but…
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