Does your dog produce lakes of drool on floors, bedding, and laps where his head has been? Have you considered purchasing a bib for this furry baby who seems to dribble uncontrollably? Some canine breeds cannot control how much they drool, but for others, drooling can also be a sign of a health problem. Find out the reasons why dogs drool a river, and what you can do to quell the saliva storm in your home.…
Read More »One of the most important considerations for many pet owners is how to make their elderly dog as comfortable as possible for the rest of their dog’s life. Listed below are three tips that can help you make life easier for your elderly dog. Supplements One of the best ways to make life a bit easier for your elderly dog is to consider giving him or her supplements that can help alleviate some of the symptoms of aging.…
Read More »Since the acceptance of the Bengal into The International Cat Association show ring scene in 1986, it has been love at first site for cat lovers who encounter them in cat magazines, cat shows and veterinary hospital waiting rooms. These charmers are eye-catching with their luxurious coats of leopard spots and rosettes, and their popularity has soared. Unfortunately, prospective owners are not always prepared for the Bengal personality, and for some, their behavioral traits may prove to be too challenging.…
Read More »Are you thinking about getting a new puppy or kitten? Will this be the first pet that you’ve taken care of on your own? Owning a pet can be a fun and rewarding experience. But there are some hidden dangers that lurk around many homes. Some things for you to remove or avoid for the sake of your furry friend are: Ribbon or tinsel: Little kittens love playing with strings. Puppies may also have fun with dangling things.…
Read More »Mother animals trying to carry and bear their young run more risks of injury and death than human mothers. The reason for this is that animals generally do not have access to the level of prenatal care that human mothers do. When you involve a vet, it is because the mother animal is in trouble or something has gone awry with her pregnancy. If you and your vet use veterinary ultrasound systems, you can actually help prevent some of the animal losses you may have suffered otherwise.…
Read More »If you notice that your cat’s ear is starting to puff up and look like it’s swelling, you may be worried about what the problem is. There are a few things that it could be, but one of them is a hematoma. Cat Ear Hematoma A hematoma happens when a space in between the skin and the cartilage of a cat’s ear gets filled up with blood and fluids. It causes the ear to swell and puff up.…
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