By Julie Gallagher About one-third of dog owners give their pets nutritional supplements, with many finding them so beneficial they’ve become part of their daily routine, according to a report from Packaged...
By Dr. Jennifer Coates Canine distemper used to be very common in North America but is now mostly involved in smaller, local outbreaks or diagnosed in shelter situations. However, any dog who is not...
by Dr. Jennifer Coates Renal (kidney) disease can be divided into two broad categories: acute and chronic. Acute renal disease develops over the course of days and usually has a single cause, such as...
by Vanessa Voltolina Chronic kidney disease occurs mostly in older dogs, as the kidneys lose function over years. While chronic renal failure cannot be reversed or cured, treatment and management aimed...
by Joe Cortez Novice turtle owners are filled with excitement when they bring home a new, shelled friend. But taking care of a turtle is a big responsibility that requires both diligence and commitment....
By David F. Kramer Apartment living certainly has its advantages, such as not having to mow the lawn, but the downside for pet lovers is that certain pets are too large, too active, too noisy, or just...
With plenty of factors to consider, deciding on the right veterinarian can feel like an overwhelming process. Pet360 is here to help you make a confident decision with these pointers for both you and your...
As much as we try to resist it or ignore it, we simply cannot deny that our cats age quicker than we do. Their needs and habits progressively shift, so our challenge as pet parents is to recognize change...
By Patrick Mahaney, VMD Itching and scratching is a common issue among dogs. However, that doesn’t make it any easier to witness your dog suffer. Here are a few of the more typical reasons for itching...
