Wellness

Fleas are not always simply an uncomfortable irritation. Some cats can be so hypersensitive to flea saliva that they’ll suffer an allergic reaction. Left untreated, this, along with the inevitable loss of blood, can pose some serious health risks.

Walks are an integral part of any dog’s life. One of the health risks they carry is the opportunity to pick up fleas from other animals or the environment. Find out more about these unpleasant parasites as we dig into the world of the flea.

You know your dog needs to avoid harmful foods like chocolate and grapes. Did you know that they also need to steer clear of certain plants and flowers? This guide outlines some of the top toxic plants for dogs, explains what to do if your dog ingests them, and lists safer alternatives. 

The plants on display in your home and the flowers blooming in your garden look beautiful. However, did you know they can also harm your furry feline friends? This guide discusses some of the most dangerous plants for cats and presents some safer alternatives.

You know how miserable a severe bout of diarrhea can make you feel. For a dog, it’s no different, especially when the symptoms continue for a number of days. Read on to learn more about this unpleasant condition and how to stop dog diarrhea.

Cushing’s disease is a hormone disorder. If you’ve never heard of Cushing’s disease or aren’t sure if it’s the source of your dog’s symptoms, this guide can help. It breaks down everything you need to know about Cushing’s disease in dogs, from the condition’s symptoms to its prognosis. 

Whether your dog is a severe poop eater or a one-time offender, you should address this issue before it escalates. This blog outlines everything you need to know about why dogs eat poop, how to stop a dog from eating poop, and more.

Probiotics have become so beneficial, in fact, that some humans want to spread the love and give them to their precious pups. Do you wonder if you can give your dog probiotics and what kind? If so, keep reading. This guide has all the answers you need. 

If you’ve noticed your dog spending more time than usual with their paw in their ear, ear mites might be the culprit. Not sure what symptoms to watch for or how to treat this condition in your beloved pet? This guide breaks down everything you need to know about ear mites in dogs.

Ear mites live on the skin of a cat’s ear canals and enjoy nothing better than a hearty meal of ear wax and skin oils. These little creatures are at best an irritant, but they can cause long-term damage if left untreated. Find out how to get rid of them as we put these tiny cat parasites under the microscope.