Cats

Seeing our pets become ill can be concerning. We all want them to feel healthy, and if they start to throw up it could be a sign of an underlying...

Young pets may pee everywhere, all the time. That is, until they are properly house-trained. If your pet is no longer a spring chicken and they start peeing uncontrollably, it...

While taking a close look at stool isn’t always the most fun activity, changes in your pet’s digestion can often be an indicator of a serious underlying health condition. Other...

Sometimes our dogs do silly things, such as eating dirt. While some things they do can be funny, there may be an underlying reason that they continue to do it.

Your pet's stools can be an important indicator of their health. While we may not always want to observe our pets' stools, paying attention to changes in their digestion can...

Eating grass is a relatively common dog behavior. More than 60% of dog owners have reported their pets eating grass and some may do it as often as weekly. While...

Pets can sometimes eat foods or other things lying around that they shouldn’t. While in some cases the accidental ingestion of something other than their food isn’t cause for concern.

Pets can scratch their ears for a variety of reasons. In most cases, scratching behaviors are normal and usually occur as a response from an outside source.

Weight gain can occur in pets just like it can in humans. Some causes of weight gain could simply be fixed by lifestyle adjustments.

Tylenol can be a great over-the-counter tool for humans when we have headaches or any other kind of pain that needs to be managed.