Category: Pet Nutrition

Every time I tut at my mother for kissing George the bulldog on the mouth, she tells me: “A dog’s mouth is cleaner than a

There’s no denying that dogs are curious. But this also makes them magnets for mischief and mayhem. Most times are harmless and end with a

What is stomatitis in cats, and how is it related to their oral health? As it turns out, feline oral health is not that emphasized

At birth, dogs normally have two kidneys, just like humans do. These kidneys are located in their abdominal cavity, specifically below their backbone and in

Blastomycosis is a fungal disease that may affect humans or animals as a result of getting infected with the Blastomyces dermatitidis fungus. It starts upon

Hello, and Happy Holidays to you and your furry (and not-so-furry) family! I’d like to ask you a question: Do you think you conclude your

Although thyroid diseases in dogs are relatively common, dog hyperthyroidism – one disease of the thyroid – is pretty rare. Despite that, it pays to

It’s never nice when you can hear your poor pup suffering, and when it comes to congestion in dogs, you can REALLY hear them suffering.

“Why is my dog limping?” Much like their human pals, dogs can limp for various reasons. Usually, dogs begin limping to alleviate some sort of

Dog bloat, also known as bloating, dog bloating, bloat, or its medical name, Gastric Dilation-Volvulus (or Gastric Dilation and Volvulus), is a condition that can