Pale gums in cats and dogs could be a sign of various health issues. It might indicate a lack of oxygen in the blood or a decrease in red blood cells.
There are many underlying reasons why cats may be peeing outside of their litter box. A vet can help you evaluate the cause and find a solution.
Dogs are curious creatures. Sometimes, they may even try eating poop. Learn the common reasons why and when you should be concerned.
Weight fluctuations are normal throughout a healthy pet’s life. As they age, their body size will change and adapt to its natural rhythm, and even sometimes change depending on the season.
Wheezing is frequently characterized by a raspy, whistling sound during inhalation and exhalation and occurs when there is some sort of blockage in the windpipe.
When we see our pets scratching incessantly, we may be tempted to grab the first over-the-counter cream or shampoo we see at our local pet store. In some mild cases, over-the-counter products will do the trick.
People and pets can be prone to the occasional cough or shortness of breath. However, if your pet is showing signs of heavy or slowed breathing, there may be a bigger health problem at hand.
Sometimes we wish we could give our pets all of the same yummy foods that we eat, but some treats are off-limits for their digestive systems.
Sometimes vomiting in animals can be as simple as indigestion, but there are some cases of vomiting that may point to something more serious.
If your dog has swallowed Tylenol, contact your vet as soon as possible
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