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What Are Foxtails in Dogs?
What Are Foxtails in Dogs?
Foxtails are long, willowy stalks that contain seed-like clusters called plant awns, found in different types of grasses. They don’t always look the same, which can make them difficult to spot. Foxtails can range in color from green, to yellow and white, to dark brown and even almost black.
Typically, however, they are golden brown in color. They can also range in size, both in length and…
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Can Dogs Take Xanax?
Can Dogs Take Xanax?
When a dog owner notices their furry little friend isn’t feeling so well, often the first thing they do is open the old medicine cabinet. But, it goes without saying, dogs and people are different. Dogs’ and humans’ genetic makeup is drastically different and medicine that works on humans, doesn’t always have the same effect on pets. For instance, a single Tylenol pill can be lethal to cats;…
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What Can I Give My Dog for Fireworks Anxiety?
What Can I Give My Dog for Fireworks Anxiety?
Fireworks are uncommonly and audibly loud, which may be triggering for your pet in addition to being unavoidable during certain events like New Year’s Eve and the Fourth of July. You may find it difficult to treat or help your dog with his anxiety as a direct result of the constant popping and crackling outside.
Canine anxiety is an overwhelming nervousness or stress that is sometimes…
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When Should My Dog Be Spayed?
When Should My Dog Be Spayed?
Most new puppies will make lots of trips to the vet. Appointments may include blood testing, vaccinations, and spaying or neutering your pets. When you bring a new puppy home, you may be wondering “When can my dog be spayed?”
Most veterinarians suggest that dogs be spayed around six months of age. So, why six months? Keep reading to find out more about the benefits and process of fixing a pet as…
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Why is my dog whining after anesthesia?
Why is my dog whining after anesthesia?
Taking your dog to the vet can feel scary, especially if your dog after anesthesia is whining. As each dog is unique, it’s important to remember that whining can be for different reasons. Especially if whining persists, it is always best to consult with your vet professional.
What Factors Influence Dog Anesthesia After Effects
Just as people are affected by caffeine differently, each dog may…
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Rotavirus Infection in Dogs
Rotavirus Infection in Dogs
Rotavirus, or Intestinal Viral Infection, is an infection that causes intestinal inflammation in dogs. It is the leading culprit behind diarrhea and gastrointestinal upset in canines. Most dogs will be exposed to rotavirus at some point in their lives, though it tends to be most prevalent among puppies younger than 12 weeks old.
Canine rotavirus is part of a larger group of RNA viruses from the…
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Liver Disease in Cats: A Comprehensive Guide
Liver Disease in Cats: A Comprehensive Guide
A cat’s liver is as essential for survival and overall good health as his human companion’s. It is responsible for a plethora of tasks involving the absorption, storage, processing, and elimination of substances in the body, amongst many other important functions. So, keeping a good check on the liver condition of your cat is highly in your interest as a cat owner.
This article will give you an…
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What are the signs and symptoms of Irritable Bowel Syndrome in Cats?
What are the signs and symptoms of Irritable Bowel Syndrome in Cats?
IBS. You may know someone who has it, but what about your cat?
Irritable bowel syndrome, or IBS for short, is a sensitivity of the lower bowels. It’s commonly associated with chronic inflammation and discomfort in the animal’s bowels, but it is not linked with gastrointestinal issues.
IBS is often expressed in the frequent urge to defecate, diarrhea or constipation, and cramping. It is often…
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