When it comes to monitoring your pet's health or diagnosing medical conditions, a fecal test for dogs is a common starting ...

IMHA in dogs is a life-threatening autoimmune condition. Let's look at the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of IMHA ...

Fleas present a constant threat for any dog parent. Not only are fleas disgusting, but they can also cause blood loss, skin irritation, and other problems in dogs. Fortunately, there are many ways to ...

Temaril-P for dogs is an FDA-approved medication used to relieve itching and coughing. It contains two active ingredients that work together to relieve symptoms from conditions like atopic dermatitis, ...

As fall shifts toward winter and daily walks with your dog grow darker and colder by the day, you might find yourself skipping dog walks altogether. If so, you’re not alone. According to a 2021 study ...

Have you ever read or heard the phrase “dog bloat”? Bloat in dogs is a life-threatening, fast-moving emergency. Also called gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), or sometimes “stomach flip,” bloat occurs ...

A cat not eating can be scary, confusing, and frustrating for a lot of pet parents. There’s so much to figure out: Is the cat sick, finicky, in pain, scared…or just being a cat? On top of that, most ...

Mobile vet visits are on the rise and expected to nearly double over the next decade—and it’s no surprise why (1). Whether you have a cat who hides the moment the carrier comes out or a senior dog who ...

When spring and summer arrive, most of us welcome the warm, sunny weather. And your kitty is no different — sunbathing is a favorite hobby among felines! However, too much time in high heat isn’t good ...

If you’re a new dog parent or just exploring ways to keep your furry friend healthy and happy, you’ve probably heard your veterinarian talk about the importance of spaying or neutering. These ...

If you’ve ever scraped your knee, you likely noticed scab (crust) form over it. Scabs on cats are basically dried blood that has clotted over the area to protect it and stop the bleeding. So, scabs ...