While many people like the smell of puppy breath, the same can’t be said for “Dog breath”. It’s almost universally considered as eye-stingingly unpleasant. This phrase has even been used as a play-ground insult! While it’s a joke to some, when you look at the science behind foul...
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Most dog joint supplements include glucosamine as the primary ingredient. But, there are actually two different types of glucosamine (with substantially different price tags). So, which is better for your dog? Does it even matter? We say yes!
more... Although there are other causes as well, dogs that do not drink enough water or those that are not allowed to urinate frequently are at a greater risk of forming bladder stones. Diet plays an important role since excess amounts of magnesium, calcium or phosphorus can lead to the formation of...
more... Bladder stones or uroliths are a common occurrence in domestic pets. Bladder stones can exist in various sizes and numbers and are normally secondary to canine and feline urinary infection
more... Did you know that dogs and cats need dental care as much as we do? Just as dental health is linked with overall health in humans, so is true with cats and dogs.
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Tracheobronchitis or kennel cough in canines is mostly caused by exposure to an infected dog or dogs. It is characterized by inflammation of the respiratory tract, which causes symptoms like a dry...
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Oct 24, 2010
The question about why dogs have seizures is a difficult one to answer since no one knows exactly what causes seizures in dogs. A seizure is a complicated condition in which a dog may become...
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Sep 30, 2010
Inappropriate urinary behavior in cats is normally associated with medical disorders like feline urinary infection. However, it is also true that many times it is a behavioral problem rather than a medical...
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Sep 4, 2010
Is your dog getting ants in his pants? If you are like most dog owners, the plunge of winter temperatures has dampened your enthusiasm for outdoor activity, causing angst for your cooped-up canine. Many animal behavioral specialists reported that dogs... read more Aug 29, 2010
While there are competing theories regarding why dogs and cats consume grass, a conclusive answer has yet to be supported by scientific study. Here’s a brief overview of the current speculation
Aug 25, 2010
From inclement weather to hectic travel schedules, your pooch or kitty has probably endured some stress as the holidays wrapped up and the full, blustery force of the winter season kicked in. Jan 17, 2010
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