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Among the diseases that older dogs may be more susceptible to is Cushing’s Disease (CD). But what is it and what are the symptoms, causes, and treatment options if our canine companion gets the disease?
Quite common in older dogs but often underdiagnosed, Cushing’s Disea...
Does your cat snore louder than you thought such a tiny creature could? Cat snoring is less common than dog snoring, but it’s usually nothing to worry about. Let’s talk about why cats snore, when it’s normal, and when you might want to schedule a visit to the vet.
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Wha...Your cat might have a nice, thick winter coat, but that doesn’t mean they don’t feel the chill of plummeting winter temperatures. In fact, it might surprise you to learn that your feline friend might feel the chilly weather just as much as you can… and hate it just as much.
If you’re a cat parent, here’s the stuff you REALLY need to know about taking care of your cheri...
Have you ever seen your cat sleep with their head up and paws curled in towards them in the shape of a heart? You would think it’s a sweet position, but did you know they aren’t fully resting then? It is a sign of stress, and they are resting with (almost) one eye open. Only when a cat sleeps with paws stretched out (either to their side or up) are they fully relaxed and at p...
Some cats enjoy being stroked or fussed over in general, but many can find it rather overwhelming and it can cause them unnecessary stress. Always read a cat’s signals before moving in to pick them up. Cats will show signs of discomfort, and these are easy to look out for.
Dr. Carozza says in her article Understanding the Cat: “While cats are considered domesticated, ...
