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There’s a pet food shortage across North America right now, so many people are asking: “Can I give my cat dog food?”
Dr. Frank Akawi
3 min read
Do you have an athletic pet possibly prone to joint injuries? Does your dog play rough at the dog park? Does your cat like to explore the great outdoors? Maybe your pet is a lap-warmer or couch potato whose greatest risk is a torn toenail? Regardless, take some time today to put the supplies together so you're prepared for any situation.
Dr. Jo Myers
8 min read
You’ve probably heard of acupuncture as a treatment for joint pain, muscle aches, migraines, and better sleep, but did you know that it could be beneficial for your pet too?
6 min read
Your life is about to get a lot more cuddly! Check out our go-to list of things you'll need for your new kitten's arrival.
The Vetster Editorial Team
Bringing home a new puppy is one of the greatest joys on the planet. Those little guys are pretty great, but they require a lot of attention and care. Check out our go-to list of things you'll need!
7 min read
Now that the holidays are upon us, many pet parents seem to be asking the same question: What plants or flowers can I have on display safely in my home? As a plant enthusiast myself, I tend to learn something new every year when it comes to popular holiday plants and their toxicity to pets.
Dr. Jennifer Lopez
5 min read
Even though more people are knowledgeable about diabetes in humans, pet parents need to learn to recognize the signs of diabetes in their pets and — perhaps more importantly — how to prevent it.
Companion animals don’t speak in the same way we do, but they still do communicate. Sometimes they might be asking to play, sometimes they might try to let you know they’ve had enough. Keep these tips in mind to understand what they’re communicating and make the most of your playtime.
The holidays are coming up: a time where extra special foods, treats, and snacks are shared to spread our gratitude and celebrate special moments. Many of us have furry companions, and we love to share special occasions — and food — with them. But, there can be dangers lurking in the food consumed during a holiday feast.
Kelly Gredner
Bathing your dog during the summer is usually an act of necessity: heat, mud, and puddles or lake water can leave your dog less than fresh. But what about the rest of the year? Continue reading to find out how often you should bathe your pet, what to consider when developing your bathing schedule, and some tips and tricks to make bathing efficient and fun.
If the last year has shown us anything, it's that we've all grown pretty attached to our pets. They've become our trusted sources of comfort and companionship, helping us make sense of the year that was and offering companionship while we've been stuck at home.
By the time summer arrives, we all want to spend as much time outdoors as possible—and that includes your pets. But, like anything, spending time outdoors can be risky business for your furry companions, especially with the increasing populations of ticks across the US. Ticks are tiny bugs that bite and then latch onto humans or animals. These critters pose potential health risks because they carry and can transmit illnesses to their chosen host. Keep reading for tips on how to prevent these troublesome bugs from doing any harm to your beloved fur friends.
Has your dog developed a strange cough? Or have you noticed a general fatigue in your cat that wasn’t there before? When your pet is ill, it isn’t always easy to know or understand what’s got them feeling upset. As the guardian of your pet, you are their voice and even seemingly small symptoms like a drop in appetite can be indicative of a bigger issue - something like heartworm.
Brace yourself, because summer weather is in full swing, and that usually means extremely hot, humid temperatures are a sure thing. While uncomfortable for us, extreme heat events can be life-threatening to your pets. Here are some steps you can take to ensure your pets enjoy summery days as much as you do.
As the weather starts to warm and our COVID-19 quarantine itches persist, we are all at a point where we want to get out with our pets to see a few new sights or visit some old friends and family. As we start to stretch our legs a bit, it will be helpful to remember a few tips to keep our fur babies safe and comfortable during any journey!
Dr. Melissa Mroziak
4 min read
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