Category: Pet Safety

There’s been a lot of buzz about human flu lately, but how many of you pup-parents know about the doggy version of the wintery condition?

If you have to ask what zoomies are, chances are your dog doesn’t get them. If you know, you know. If you’re unfamiliar, read on

Jaundice in humans is a relatively well-known condition, but jaundice in dogs is not so commonly known. With many pups not displaying the familiar (and

Blood clots in dogs (and, in fact, in any species) are both a blessing and a curse. Blood clotting is a blessing in that the

When you commit to becoming a doggie pawrent, you will have accepted that regular walks will become a part of your daily life. Mostly, you

According to experts, cats sleep for a whopping 12 to 18 hours a day. They literally spend half to three-quarters of their furry little lives

Dogs and barking go hand in hand; or, rather, leash in hand. But there are some dogs that are almost certain to bark less than

It is common for people to take vitamins and supplements to improve their health. In recent years, there has been a growth in the number

Ticks suck. Literally. These eight-legged, spider-like insects are the nemesis of dogs and dog owners worldwide. These common parasites are primarily active during the warmer

Shared affection between humans and dogs is such a beautiful thing, don’t you agree? Petting just feels so natural for humans and dogs that have