November is National Pet Diabetes Month, a month dedicated to educating pet owners on the signs and management of this endocrine disorder. By learning how to spot the following signs of pet diabetes, you can help them get the treatment they need to provide the best...
According to just about any poll you reference, a large percentage of Americans plan to celebrate Thanksgiving with friends and family, and many also admit to sharing their Thanksgiving dinner with their four-legged family members. But a festive time for you could be...
If you are not paying attention to your pet’s teeth every day, you are neglecting one of the most critical contributors to her overall well-being: home dental care. Want to help extend that lifetime of purrs and wags? Then help promote oral health with daily...
Some are independent; some love attention. Some want to be held; some prefer to be left alone. Some have long hair; some have short hair or no hair at all. But one thing all cats have in common: They’re born with the innate need to scratch.Why do cats scratch?Cats are...
Knowing how to spot signs that your cat is stressed is essential for every cat parent. Cats tend to hide symptoms of stress very well and they can be difficult to spot. Chronic stress in a cat may also result in a wide range of illnesses because stress affects the...
Hairballs are a common problem with cats and knowing how to avoid hairballs can make your and your cat’s life more pleasant. As the name suggests, hairballs are a combination of cat fur and digestive juices from your cat’s gut. Usually, fur your cat swallows get...
