Why You Could Be the Cause of Your Pet’s Anxiety at the Vet

Most pet owners will say their pet hates going to the vet, but it doesn't have to be that way. There are vets who are wonderful and affectionate with pets, and there's no reason for a pet going to one of these vets to be nervous except in certain circumstances: The pet is naturally anxious, the pet is in pain, or, and this is really an issue, the pet's owner is nervous. Read More 

5 Super Simple Tips to Find a Reliable Pet Surgeon

If your dog requires urgent surgery, where do you turn? You most likely don't have a clue. Fortunately, this post may help you find a reliable solution. When your pet needs surgery, you have two options. You can either seek help from a family veterinarian or enlist the services of an animal surgery specialist. However, if your veterinarian refers you to a surgery specialist, how do you find the right one? Read More 

5 Signs Your Cat Might Be Suffering From A Tapeworm

Cats can suffer from a number of parasites, including tapeworms. These are long, flat worms that latch onto a host's intestines and feed off whatever the host eats. Tapeworms are very bad for your cat's health and can cause them considerable distress and discomfort, so make sure you know these five common warning signs. 1. Unexplained Weight Loss A tapeworm needs to feed off its host. If that host is your cat, some of the food they ingest will be going to support the parasite. Read More 

5 Signs Your Dog Has a Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)

When bacteria get into your dog's urethral opening, it can move up through the urethra and cause a urinary tract infection (UTI). A UTI can put your dog in significant discomfort, but the good news is that this problem is easy to treat. All you need to do is make sure your dog receives treatment as soon as possible.  With that in mind, keep an eye out for these five common signs of a UTI in your dog. Read More 

Choosing The Best Cat Boarding Facility For Your Maine Coon

Cats can be very loving and affectionate pets at home, but it's safe to say that most feline companions don't travel well, and having your cat stay at a cat boarding facility while you go away on holiday can save you a lot of time, expense and trouble while keeping your feline friend content. However, choosing a high-quality boarding cattery is essential for your cat's happiness while you are separated, and choosing a cattery can be particularly challenging if your cat is a Maine Coon. Read More