Lifestyle
Spaying and neutering your pets helps keep new animals from entering shelters, it also helps reduce disease and eliminates some troublesome behaviors like territory marking.
The Vetster Editorial Team
5 min read
Nobody likes fleas or wants them around. We all know they're gross. We also know they can make pets sick and are difficult to get rid of once they've become established in your household. But the real reason flea prevention is important is because exposure to fleas can make you sick.
9 min read
Is CBD safe for pets? The short answer is, we don’t know for sure.
4 min read
Winter, spring, summer, and kitten? Yes, “kitten” is a season! But what does that mean?
6 min read
Fireworks can be a lot of fun for humans, but not so much fun for your pets. The loud bangs can cause a lot of anxiety for those furry little bodies, which can wreak havoc for you and your four-legged friends.
Parenting in the animal world - looking into the bonds between different animal mums and their young.
It’s been a long pandemic, everybody — and now it’s time to head back into the office for many of us. But for those of us with pets, that poses a bit of a problem. We’ve grown accustomed to being at home with our critters. Leaving them? Not a fun idea.
From therapy companions to emergency search and rescue, here are some of the fascinating jobs where animals are the best candidates.
In the past few years something big has changed: the amount of time we spend with our pets.
Surprisingly, it’s not just seasonal changes that make birds hormonal. A bird’s hormones can be triggered by having another parrot around, being intensely bonded to their owner, or having a toy that the bird really likes.
Allergies are no fun. And as equally unfun as it is for us, it’s just as frustrating for your pet — who can be allergic to exactly the same things as us.
With the Russian invasion of Ukraine, millions of Ukrainians have been displaced — and so have their pets. We want to do our best to support the people affected by the war by offering aid to organizations helping their animals.
3 min read
Once it starts to warm up — to around 39℉ (4℃) — fleas and ticks start waking up and getting ready to find their fluffy meals.
It’s all about keeping on top of their vaccinations, their wellbeing, any age-related changes, and catching any issues early. That’s why preventative healthcare is just as important for animals as it is for people.
8 min read
We’ll walk you through how to handle the first few days and weeks, but more importantly how to keep the chaos to a minimum.
7 min read
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