My dog ate rat poison. What should I do? If you suspect that your dog got hold of rat poison, do not wait to get it to the vet. Go immediately. Even if it was just a tiny bit, or even if you’re not entirely sure whether your pet ingested it, please still take your dog...
Will the Coronavirus affect my pets? This is a question more and more pet owners are asking as the virus spreads across the globe. [infobox]The Centers for Disease Control in the US and World Health Organisation (WHO) have reported that there is no evidence that...
Feeding your dog from the table might seem like a kindness; a show of love as he looks it you with those big brown eyes and your heart melts. But the high-calorie, high-fat foods we take such pleasure in are some of the worst foods for our pets. Just one generous...
Pets need their teeth cleaned just as humans do. Few pet owners diligently follow this practice and that's why 85 percent of all pets have gum disease and infection by the time they are 3 years of age. Like humans, if teeth aren't cleaned regularly periodontal disease...
A dog with constipation is an unhappy dog, and constipation can become life-threatening if left untreated. Here’s how to help your pooch: How bad is it? Determining the severity of your dog’s constipation is essential for treatment. If your dog is in significant...