Category: Pet Health
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When I lost my first big girl, Sasha, my world was shattered. For 12 years, she was my best friend, my guardian, and my home. I remember the day after her passing; the stillness was almost too much to bear. The presence that had always been there was gone, and I didn’t know how to…
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The first time I heard about hemangiosarcoma was actually while watching an episode of the Michigan veterinarian, Dr. Pol. It was about a spaniel that ran into the house while playing and, after hitting something, collapsed on the floor. When he was examined, the vet found a ruptured spleen and suspected hemangiosarcoma. At that point,…
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TPLO surgery can correct joint instability caused by a cruciate ligament tear or rupture. Recovery from a TPLO for dogs can take up to six months and requires strict confinement.
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From Medication to Diet: Discover How to Effectively Manage Arthritis in Dogs and Cats It was just yesterday when your fur baby was running and jumping with ease, and then seemingly overnight, you noticed a change in their mobility. They’re stiff in the morning, struggle to rise, or can no longer make it up the…
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A List of Fruits and Vegetables That are Safe for Your Fur Friends to Eat Nothing beats a tropical fruit salad on a warm day, but as you enjoy those sweet pieces of melon and pineapple, you notice Fido staring lovingly into your eyes for a tasty morsel. Before you decide to share your fruit…
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Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant for cats and dogs helping to boost the immune system, fight infections, and provide joint support for older pets.
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CBD is a natural remedy that does not contain THC and is considered perfectly safe to give to pets on a daily basis. The correct dosage of CBD for dogs depends on the ailment and symptoms you are treating.
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The treatment for Parvovirus in puppies requires a combination of treatment from your vet and holistic care to support their recovery back at home.
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Corticosteroids is a common treatment for cancer in dogs and cats. Steroids can ease nausea and vomiting, in addition to alleviating pain. However, long-term use often leads to weight gain and suppresses the immune system.
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Perhaps a little bit controversial, and some might disagree, but cancer in pets is on the rise, and a largely kibble-based diet could be an influencing factor. While the link between genetics and cancer cannot be denied, there are important reasons to look at what we feed our pets. Not all pet foods are bad,…
