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5 Painful Conditions Cats May Suffer From

Cats are masters at hiding discomfort, which can make it tough to spot when they're in pain. Unfortunately, some of the most common health issues in cats are also painful. Keeping an eye on behavioral changes and seeking veterinary care quickly can make a big difference in your cat's well-being.

Winter Heartworm Prevention: Why Cold Weather Doesn’t Guarantee Safety

Heartworm disease, spread by mosquitoes, is a serious and potentially fatal illness for dogs and cats. Because mosquitoes are often thought of as a summertime nuisance, many people assume heartworm is a seasonal threat. However, heartworm disease is a year-round risk, even in winter, making consistent preventive treatment essential.

Kidney Disease in Cats: A Common Concern

When I hear someone mention their pet has kidney issues, my mind often jumps to a senior cat. That's because kidney disease is prevalent in aging cats, even though it can also affect dogs. Most older cats will experience some level of kidney disease if they're lucky enough to live long, otherwise healthy lives

10 Reasons Your Dog Might Have Diarrhea: When to Be Concerned

Have you noticed your dog having diarrhea recently? While it might seem like just an upset stomach, there are several reasons behind it—some simple and some that might need immediate attention. Let’s break it down.

5 Most Common Summertime Pet Ailments

Summertime is the perfect season for outdoor adventures, with pets often joining the fun. But with more time outside, it's important to keep our furry friends safe from common seasonal health issues that could land them at the vet. Here are the top five summer ailments pets face and some steps you can take to keep them healthy and happy.

Canine Influenza: Understanding and Managing the Outbreak

In 2015, a significant outbreak of canine influenza swept through parts of the Midwest, impacting over 1,300 dogs across Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Wisconsin. Since then, cases have spread to places like San Diego and San Francisco. This canine flu strain, H3N2, was new to North America, catching experts off-guard. The usual canine flu vaccine was found to be ineffective against it, leading to more concern among veterinarians.