Fleas are a common problem when you have pets. But not all fleas are the same. There are human fleas, dog fleas, small mammal fleas, and even poultry fleas...
Fleas are the most common external parasite in dogs and can cause discomfort, irritation, and even diseases in dogs and their human companions. Flea prevention is an important part of dog ownership that keeps your pet happy and healthy.
Seasonal shedding is an annoying part of pet ownership for many. Although there isn’t much to be done about shedding itself, it is important for pet parents to learn how to maintain their pet’s coats and recognize when hair loss is abnormal.
Fleas are a common, annoying problem for cat owners and their pets. These pests pose risks to cats and other pets in the home as well as humans. Flea prevention products are the only way to effectively offer cats protection from fleas.
Ticks are a growing concern in parts of the United States and Canada for cat owners and their pets. It’s important for pet parents to know how to identify and remove ticks quickly and safely to prevent disease, the spread of ticks, and secondary infections...
Fleas are the most common external parasite in cats. They can be irritating to both cats and cat owners. Unfortunately, once there is an infestation of fleas, they can be difficult to remove, and complete extermination takes at least three months in most cases.
It is a common misconception that hairballs are a normal and common occurrence in cats. Frequent hairballs indicate your cat has an underlying health condition and needs veterinary attention...
Ticks are a common external parasite found on dogs. Pet parents need to know how to check their dogs for ticks and how to remove them safely.
As ticks are becoming more widespread in North America, Lyme disease is a growing concern for dog owners. Dogs are susceptible to tick-borne diseases, including Lyme disease...
Ticks are parasites that feed on mammals, including cats, dogs, and humans. There are many varieties of ticks; some types may carry infectious diseases and others produce neurotoxins that can poison the tick’s host...
Ticks are a growing problem in North America due to climate change, which increases both their geographic range and the duration of their active season. Dogs are susceptible to tick-borne diseases, so it is important to stay up to date with tick prevention recommendations from your veterinarian...
Ticks are a growing problem in North America as their habitat and populations continue to increase due to climate change. Dogs, like humans, can contract tick-related illnesses as well as uncomfortable or even life-threatening infections and conditions.
With the increased popularity of grain-free and non-traditional diets, more cases of diet-associated cardiomyopathy are being reported in dogs. The specific connection between certain diets and diet-associated cardiomyopathy is complicated and leads to more questions than answers.
Cats show signs of illness and discomfort differently than people, and issues can go unnoticed by cat owners if they don’t know what to look for. It’s important for pet owners to know their cat’s normal vital signs and behavior in order to catch if something is wrong early...
Every dog is unique in their normal, healthy vital signs, appearance, and behavior. Understanding what a dog’s “normal” is can help dog owners catch signs of injury or illness early and provide a healthy life...
As North American tick activity continues to grow with climate change, outdoor animals and livestock are more readily exposed to these pests. Horse owners need to know how to detect and remove ticks from their horses, as well as understand the risks of tick-borne illness...
It’s important for pet parents to regularly check and brush their pet’s teeth and watch for signs of poor dental health. Regular check-ins with a vet and professional cleanings are also crucial for a pet’s overall well-being...
Many cats enjoy spending time outside and exploring their yard or neighborhood. Although some outdoor exploration time is enriching for pet cats, it also introduces more exposure to outdoor risks, such as disease, predators, and moving vehicles...
Enjoying the outdoors with your dog whether on a hike, in your yard, or at the park are fun ways to connect with your furry friend while providing plenty of exercise for both of you. However, there are some dangers for dogs that can be found outside, even in your backyard, that dog owners should be aware of...
It is important for pet parents to discuss the right vaccination schedule for their dogs with a veterinarian. The vaccination schedule, required vaccines, and frequency of vaccination varies for every dog...
It’s important for pet owners to know which supplements are backed by scientific evidence and which can be downright harmful or dangerous for our pets. Prior to purchasing supplements, always discuss adding them to your pet’s diet with a veterinarian...
Equine colic is a general term for a painful problem in your horse's digestive tract. Most causes of colic are often unpredictable and may be life-threatening, making it a common concern for horse owners. Horses are naturally prone to colic, but over 80% of cases of colic respond well to treatment on the farm...
Preventive care and early disease intervention can improve your dog’s health and may even help head off life-threatening illnesses before they progress. Following an effective preventive care routine improves your dog’s quality of life...
The peak season and range of tick activity is expanding, but ticks are often overlooked by cat owners. It is important for pet owners to understand the risks associated with ticks on cats and how to prevent them.
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