Dogs and Mushrooms: Are They Poisonous?

So, when it comes to mushrooms, how does a dog guardian know which

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AJ Debiasse, a technician in Stroudsburg, PA, contributed to this article Your dog’s

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Study Shows You Are Your Dog’s

Science is once again confirming what many dog lovers suspected: Our dogs know

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Cat Checkups & Preventive Care

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Why is My Cat Getting so Thin?

Why is My Cat Getting so Thin?

Weight loss is a common feline problem, particularly in senior kitties. Figuring out if your kitty is losing

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Does My Senior Cat Really Need Lab Work?

Does My Senior Cat Really Need Lab Work?

Have you ever wondered why your veterinarian recommends getting screening lab work for your senior

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My New Year’s Resolution: A Stronger Cat Bond

My New Year’s Resolution: A Stronger Cat Bond

It’s that time when we all start to think about how we’re going to improve

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Cat Pee 101: Is My Cat’s Urine Normal?

Cat Pee 101: Is My Cat’s Urine Normal?

Nobody likes a smelly litterbox. While even the cleanest kitty condo will possess a particular

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How do You Know if Your Cat is in Pain?

How do You Know if Your Cat is in Pain?

Assessing pain is a complicated challenge, especially in cats. Pain has two primary components: the sensory aspect (intensity,

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Healthy Cat Resolutions for 2017: A Month-by-Month Guide

Healthy Cat Resolutions for 2017: A Month-by-Month Guide

With the New Year rapidly approaching, now is a great time to begin thinking about

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5 Tips to Spot Heart Disease in Cats Sooner

Heart disease in kitties is sneaky business. Without any warning symptoms, it can lay a cat low with life threatening, and sometime even

Five Things You Need to Know About Heartworm Disease and Your Cat

If you think dogs are the only ones who get heartworm disease, I invite you to reconsider. Although dogs are the more natural host for this disease,

Tiny Beads Cause a Revolution in Cancer Treatment in Cats

Tiny beads are changing the way some veterinarians deal with cancer. These beads are effective, cheap and have few side-effects. Are they too good to

Should I Worry if My Cat’s Poop Has Blood or Mucus?

We all do it. We do it every time we change the litter or hear the call of compacted clay being clawed. I’m talking

Cat Toxins & Poisons

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The Dangers of Easter Lilies to Cats

The Dangers of Easter Lilies to Cats

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Can My Cat Drink Milk?

Can My Cat Drink Milk?

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Why Do Cats Eat Plants, and Should I Be Worried?

Why Do Cats Eat Plants, and Should I

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The Top 5 Cat Toxins

The Top 5 Cat Toxins

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Easter Lily Poisoning in Cats

Easter Lily Poisoning in Cats

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Does Your Dog Have Separation Anxiety?

Separation anxiety can be a very difficult problem for dog guardians to deal with, particularly since the most intense behavioral reactions from dogs happen

Are Long Term Pain Medications (NSAIDS) Safe for Dogs?

Just like people, many dogs develop age-related arthritis. Symptoms are far more common in larger breeds. Not only are the big dogs more predisposed

Easter Lily Poisoning in Cats

This time of the year makes all veterinarians and veterinary technicians cringe… Why? As Easter approaches, there are Easter lilies

Do Cats Really Love You Less Than Dogs?

Recently, I’ve seen a rash of concerning Internet headlines in reference to a new research study. The headlines might lead you

Why is My Cat Getting so Thin?

Weight loss is a common feline problem, particularly in senior kitties. Figuring out if your kitty is losing weight may be reliant on

My Dog has Dry Skin

The skin is the largest and the most exposed organ. This is just as true for dogs as it is for people. When your

Study Shows You Are Your Dog’s Favorite Smell

Science is once again confirming what many dog lovers suspected: Our dogs know and love our smell. Research published online in

Cancer Innovation: Odds Improve for Dogs with Hemangiosarcoma

A new drug, developed at the University of Minnesota, is showing significant promise for dogs with hemangiosarcoma (HSA), a frequently diagnosed form of cancer that