Because cats are so independent, when they fall ill, you might not notice at first or at all. And this is why veterinary services advise cat owners to take their cat to their local vet for regular checkups. However, there are some very clear indicators that a cat is sick. If you spot one or more of the following symptoms, your cat may be ill. 1. Your cat struggles to go to the toilet…
Read More »As the days get longer and the weather warms up, you and your dog might be itching to get outside for walks and exercise. One thing you shouldn’t forget to take care of before hitting the beach or hiking trail is your dog’s grooming needs. Being outdoors can have some grooming-related downsides for your dog, especially if they shed a lot in the springtime. Here are four problem areas when it comes to grooming that your dog might need your help with before spring hits.…
Read More »Getting ready for a holiday can be so stressful that you need the break just to feel like yourself again. Booking tickets, sorting out a hotel, buying insurance, shopping for items you need, packing – the list of things to do before you can finally relax seems to go on and on. And that stress is increased even further if you have pets to think of as well. In most cases, you won’t be able to take your cat with you on holiday, which leaves you with just one option: finding somewhere for it to stay.…
Read More »Excessive salivation, also known as ptyalism, doesn’t sound like a serious issue, but rabbits experiencing this condition tend to be in constant pain, as it’s usually caused by dental disease. Rabbits can be genetically predisposed to certain dental diseases, and not having enough hay or grass to chew on can also increase their risk of developing painful dental conditions. Overgrown teeth, root canal infections, gum abscesses, split teeth and gingivitis can all cause excessive salivation.…
Read More »If you have a dog or cat, you will want to keep it as healthy as possible. However, any pet is susceptible to various health conditions over the course of their lifetime. Some of these conditions will be minor conditions which affect the skin or injuries such as cuts or bruises. However, your pet is also at risk of developing more severe conditions which can pose a grave risk to the life of your pet.…
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