February is widely recognized as American Heart Month, a national campaign to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease in people. But it’s also the perfect time to focus on the hearts beating quietly beside us every day — our dogs and cats.
If you’ve lived with cats for years and suddenly find yourself sneezing, wheezing, or itching around them, you might wonder — can you develop allergies to cats later in life? The answer is yes. While cat allergies often appear in childhood, it’s entirely possible for adults to develop new sensitivities, even after years of being symptom-free.
Finding a kitten — or an entire litter — outdoors can be emotional. You may feel the urge to help immediately, but taking the right steps is crucial for their survival. Before picking them up, it’s important to determine whether the kittens truly need help and whether their mother is nearby.
The enticing aroma of a Thanksgiving dinner cooking would make anyone want to sneak a taste, even our pets. And all the hustle bustle in the kitchen can make it fairly easy for them to do. But many of the things we enjoy on this festive occasion are not always good for dogs and cats. That’s why it’s important to take extra steps to ensure the safety of our pets, especially as we head into the holiday season.
Learn the signs of separation anxiety in dogs at night, plus expert tips to ease stress and help your dog rest calmly and confidently.
Learn what age cats get spayed or neutered, why timing matters, and the health benefits of getting your cat fixed at the right stage of life.
Learn how to make cats get along with step-by-step tips for introductions, reducing tension, and creating a peaceful multi-cat home.
August is National Pet Immunization Month, a time to raise awareness about the importance of vaccinations and to encourage pet owners to ensure their animals are up to date on all immunizations. Vaccines protect not only individual pets but also the health of the entire pet community.
As the summer heat intensifies, the risk of heat stroke in our pets becomes a significant concern. Heat stroke in pets can occur quickly and can lead to serious consequences if not promptly recognized and treated. It's important to know the signs that your pet is in distress and how to help them quickly.
If your dog has been diagnosed with heartworm, it’s normal to feel worried and overwhelmed. Heartworm disease is serious, but with the right treatment plan, many dogs can survive and even make a full recovery. Whether you're dealing with a current case or trying to prevent one, understanding the risks, treatment process, and outcomes Read More