Dog, Cat and Pet Health Tips

Lorie Huston, DVM

By Lorie Huston, DVM   We often think of fat as an evil thing when it is added to our diet, so it comes as no surprise that many of us are also wary of it in our cat's food. However, some amount of fat...

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By Jessica Remitz While cancer can unfortunately strike any breed of dog at any age, there are certain breeds that have higher instances of the disease. We’ve asked the experts to share breeds with higher...

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Most people recognize cancer as the silent killer of pets, but did you also know that kidney disease can take your dog's life unexpectedly? In fact, after cancer, chronic kidney disease (CKD) is commonly...

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Are you looking to get your cat more active? Does he or she constantly look bored? Then you make want to consider using a food-dispensing (also known as treat-dispensing) cat toy, which provides both physical...

Lorie Huston, DVM

By Lorie Huston, DVM A cat that refuses to use the litter box or who repeatedly urinates outside of the litter box can be difficult to live with. Unfortunately, many cat owners become frustrated and end...

Ashley Gallagher, DVM

By Ashley Gallagher, DVM Even though it's quite exciting, having a new kitten in the house can be exhausting. Pet stores can be overwhelming given the endless aisles of cat toys, cat treats and cat foods...

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By Jaime Lynn Smith   How can you help the estimated tens of millions of homeless and feral cats around the country — especially when the "dog days" of summer creep in? First, let's make a distinction:...

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By Amanda Baltazar It’s not uncommon for your dog or cat to suffer from different types of digestive disorders. Fortunately, acting quickly can prevent issues from worsening. Here, we take a look at the...

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By Jessica Remitz   Preparing yourself and your pregnant cat for the birth of kittens can be a daunting and potentially exhausting process, especially if it is your first time birthing kittens. Here are...

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By Cheryl Lock While diarrhea is a prevalent ailment in pets, it’s not a problem that should be taken lightly. In fact, diarrhea can often be a clinical sign of many different underlying conditions for...