Is Cat Food Safe for Dogs?
If you have both dogs and cats in your household, you’ve probably had to deal with a dog trying to steal some cat food. Many dogs seem to find it irresistible. But can dogs eat cat food or is it…
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Smoke Inhalation in Pets: Recognizing Symptoms & Emergency Response
Smoke inhalation can pose serious health risks to pets. Whether from household fires, outdoor air pollution, or other sources, exposure to smoke can cause a range of issues. It’s important to know what to look for if your pet was…
Are Green Beans Safe for Cats? A Quick Guide
You might feel tempted to give your cat a bite of your green beans, but can cats eat green beans? They sure can—as long as the beans are prepared properly and served in moderation. Here’s everything you need to know…
The Ever-Hungry Feline: Understanding and Addressing Excessive Appetite in Cats
While some cats are natural grazers, cats can easily become obese if they’re given free access to food. For this reason, veterinarians usually recommend feeding your cat allotted meals several times per day. Feeding your cat specific amounts of food…
A Quiet Life: Sileo Gel and Other Solutions for Your Dog’s Noise Anxiety
 Sileo gel for dogs may help dogs who seem to instinctively fear noise, or at a minimum, dislike certain noises. Those sounds can include vacuums, fireworks, thunder, any appliance that beeps, and more. Sileo (dexmedetomidine oromucosal gel) is the…
Teach Your Dog a Lifesaving “Stay” Command
Teaching your dog the “stay” command is more than just a trick; it’s a vital skill that can keep them safe in many situations, whether you’re opening the door for a delivery or you accidentally drop their leash on a…
Countertop Cat Control: Effective Strategies to Keep Felines Off Surfaces
While some cats are naturally more curious than others, almost all pet parents will experience their cat jumping onto counters and getting into mischief. It might seem like cats do this to give their humans a hard time, but the…
Mastering Liquid Meds: Your Guide to Giving Medicine to Your Cat
Cats tend to put up a fight when taking any type of medication by mouth. For pills, the easiest approach is to offer them along with food or a treat. But what about liquid medication? Ahead are step-by-step directions for how…
Why Do Dogs Get Bladder Stones? Exploring the Underlying Factors
Watch your dog urinate to ensure that you see the urine and she is not straining to urinate without producing pee, which could be a sign of bladder stones. Bladder stones in your dog should not be ignored. If your…
Buzz Off, Biters! Protecting Your Dog from Mosquitoes
Dogs are a handy meal service for mosquitoes. While a dog’s thick haircoat can be a deterrent, the shorter hair on muzzles, ears, and groin area are easy access feeding spots for mosquitoes. Along with an itch, a bite from…