Toxins For Your Pet or Household Decor?
As you go to work or school and leave your pets at home, do you ever wonder “What sort of things may
Walking Without a Groove
Easter is approaching and chocolate bunnies are filling up the shelves at grocery stores. While walking your dogs to the grocery stores,
Let’s Stop Kidding Ourselves: A Hard Evaluation on Kidney Disease
Happy New Year! 2021 has just begun and hopefully, it will bring a lot more joy and positive times compared to 2020.
Uph(Old)ing a Good Lifestyle
Aging is a life stage, not a disease. As pets get older, many things tend to slow down and decrease. Animals will
Put a Dent(al) in Gingivitis
Surprising to many owners, like humans, dogs and cats need to have their teeth maintained and be given good oral hygiene throughout
Don’t Put A Ring(worm) On It
Unlike the famous saying, “If you like it then you should have put a ring on it”, this ring(worm) is not something
Don’t Put the End in Fri-ends
During this COVID-19 pandemic, the government has requested everyone to social distance ourselves to help flatten the curve for this contagious virus.
Putting the beat in dia-BEAT-es!
Like humans, dogs and cats can be diagnosed with diabetes, which is called diabetes mellitus. Diabetes mellitus is when the pet is
Raw-ing For More Food!
In an age where new cuisines and diets are becoming the talk of the town, the food industry for animals is also
Scratching the Surface: Solutions to Unwanted Scratching Behaviours
As Valentine’s Day is approaching, people are itching to find a companion to spend the day with. Some people might even scratch