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Fluffy, chubby, playful cats. They're the cutest things on the planet, right? There's a big difference between "fluffy" and "chubby" however, and understanding the risks of feline obesity can make a world of difference for you and your cat. Whether your cat suffers...
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Coughing in Cats
HAIRBALL! Okay, that’s not the only cause, but it’s one of the most common and stereotypical causes of a coughing cat. There is nothing pleasant about watching any cat cough, hack and yack away in front of you. It’s actually quite disturbing when you think...
Appetite Loss In Cats
Your cat needs food like a car needs fuel. If you have noticed your cat has gone a few days without eating anything, it could be the first sign of a serious issue Although all pets refuse to eat from time to time, often due to illness, it can be more dangerous...
Weight Gain in Cats
Is Mittens having trouble fitting into that "cute sweater" she hates so much? Your cat may not admit that they've "put on a few pounds", but as responsible owners it's up to us to help them manage a healthy physique. It's not always easy being a cat. Sure,...
Giardia in Dogs
Who drinks water out of a muddy puddle? Who will eat almost anything off the floor? Who is known to dig-up and chew on whatever they can get their paws on? Probably your dog. How can you ensure they're not contracting infectious parasites & bacteria? Giardiasis,...
Sneezing & Reverse Sneezing in Dogs
We've all experienced it: your dog caught in a sneezing fit, you can only watch, helpless. Why do our dogs sneeze? How can we help to prevent these fits of sneezing or reverse sneezing? Like a cough, sneezes are your dog's bodily reaction to irritants, allergens or...
Hotspots on Dogs
Hotspots?! Despite what you might think, these do not refer to Canine Wifi connections. Hotspots are a common skin & coat disorder that afflict sick or older dogs. If you're the proud owner of a long-haired, shaggy coat canine then you're probably also a veteran...
Canine Blisters
Did you know that dogs can actually develop many of the same skin conditions as humans do. Blisters on your dogs skin are often temporary and curable, but sometimes they may also be a symptom of a more serious conditions. As your dogs trusted owner, it is important...
Bronchitis in Dogs
If treated quickly, bronchitis in dogs can be resolved fairly easily; however, left untreated it can lead to more serious conditions such as pneumonia. Bronchitis in dogs can become a chronic issue, in which case on-going treatment may be required. See your...
Staph Infection in Dogs
Staphylococcal dermatitis is the most common type of staph infection seen in dogs. It is a bacterial skin infection that causes inflammation of the skin and redness in affected areas. The bacteria that actually causes the condition, naturally resides in the skin. As...
Canine Parvovirus
Canine Parvovirus (CPV) is one of the reasons you are supposed to keep your puppy away from other dogs until they are completely vaccinated. It is an extremely contagious virus that can affect all dog, but mainly those under four months old that have not had all their...
Cherry Eye in Dogs
You’ve probably seen a small red bulge in the corner of a dogs eye before, if not your own dog. That’s what they call Cherry Eye in Dogs and left untreated and can cause some serious issues and affect their tear production and overall eye health. It’s not life...
