Health & Wellness
To guarantee a safe and fun summer with your pup, it’s important to know how to spot the symptoms of heatstroke and heat exhaustion.
Ascites, which is a particular kind of bloat in dogs, is a symptom of several underlying conditions. Here’s how to help your pup.
Some injuries in pets can cause tetanus, which can lead to trismus. Here’s how to spot the symptoms of lockjaw in dogs and cats.
Ham isn’t the best snack for your dog. Even a small amount of ham could cause gas and other abdominal discomfort.
Lower energy levels could be a sign that your cat may be experiencing low blood sugar.
Honey is packed full of sugar, so consumption should be limited, but it’s also a good source of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals.
Dogs with scoliosis may suffer from back pain. Luckily, this condition is rare, and most dogs with scoliosis don’t need a treatment plan.
Chocolate is one of the foods most infamously off-limit for dogs for a reason.
Here's what you can give cats for diarrhea. If your cat's condition worsens, see a veterinarian for treatment and guidance on what to feed your cat.
While cranberries aren’t toxic for your dog, it’s important not to give them too many. Here’s what you need to know about feeding cranberries to your dog.
Tuna fish is generally safe to feed your dog, but some types may be less safe than others. Here’s what you need to know about feeding tuna to your dog.
As long as you’re not filling their water bowl with pumpkin spice lattes, pumpkins are a safe (and healthy) treat for dogs.
Like onions, as part of the allium family of vegetables, garlic is toxic for our furry friends.
No one wants to consider the reality of losing a pet — but, it’s important to be prepared in the case it happens.
Even though dogs can’t use their words to express themselves, their body language is a good indicator of what they’re feeling.
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