Behavior

Though the house cats we know today have been domesticated for thousands of years, they still retain many innate features of wild felines. Cats in the wild are predators and are hard-wired...

We normalize “doggy breath,” but that smell can actually be a sign of disease. Bad breath in dogs comes from an overgrowth of bacteria releasing foul-smelling compounds that can damage the gums. The gums...

Just like humans, dogs, and cats, routine dental care is essential to maintaining a horse’s health. Most veterinarians will recommend a dental exam once to twice yearly, depending on the age and...

What is Cold and Flu Medication Toxicity in Dogs? People often use over-the-counter cold and flu medications when they’re not feeling well, to help with congestion, fever, coughing, sneezing, pain, and various...

All senior dogs deserve the benefit of joint supplements. They are used alone or with medications and other remedies to help preserve your dog’s mobility during the development of arthritis and degenerative...

It sounds funny to think that a little Chihuahua would be able to stop a thief. If you think about it, other than yapping and possibly causing lots of harm with their...

Cats with Ringworm: Signs, Diagnosis, and Treatment   Ringworm is without a doubt one of the most misunderstood of all medical terminology. Ringworm in cats isn’t caused by parasites, despite the fact...

What Is It About Cats And Water That Makes Them So Fearful? Why does your cat hate water However, is it true that cats and water don’t get along? Why do cats...

Training Your Cat to Be Obedient Using a Variety of Techniques   Cats Obedient Training Keep training sessions to a minimum. Concentrate on a single command at a time, and once it is mastered,...

What is the significance of fibre in cat food? High-fibre cat food has become a mainstay in the diets of cats who suffer from digestive problems. But why is fibre so crucial...