There are a variety of species of ticks, and some of them can transmit harmful diseases (such as Lyme disease). Since the risk of transmission of some diseases can increase, the longer the tick is left on your pet, it’s best to remove it as soon as possible. Knowing what a tick bite looks like
Just like us humans, our furry friends have unique protective components in their eyes to help keep them safe and healthy. If you spot that your dog’s eyes aren’t clean, it could be a sign of a problem. Knowing more about this topic will help you decide if you must take your dog to their
Lyme disease is something that many pet parents have heard of, mainly because it’s a condition that we humans can suffer from, too. It’s commonly known that a tick transmits it; however, the details can be complicated. In this article, we’ll aim to explain Lyme disease by answering the following questions: Why is Lyme disease
There are few sweeter things than the sound and sight of newborn puppies and watching them grow into the world around them! It’s no surprise that puppies are particularly vulnerable during their first few weeks of life, and anyone involved with puppies has likely heard the term ‘fading puppy syndrome.’ We’ve created a comprehensive guide
Cancerous growths or tumors in dogs are often a deplorable and complicated condition to manage. However, by knowing a little about this topic, we pet parents can do our best to spot early signs of a problem and get pets the help they need early on. In this article, we’ll go through common symptoms of
No matter how well you look after your pet, unfortunately, sometimes they develop health conditions that are entirely out of our control as pet parents. An example of this is the development of cancer or a tumor. Keeping a close eye on your dog and taking them to your veterinarian as soon as you see
Lyme disease is something most pet parents have heard and worry about. By knowing a little more about this disease, we can help our pets get the help they need on time and increase the chances of a thorough recovery. In this article, we’ll provide short answers to questions such as: How does a dog
Cushing’s disease in dogs is fairly common, especially when it comes to older pets. If diagnosed and managed on time, there are ways to help keep your pet comfortable and happy. However sadly, sometimes it might be time to think about other options. In this article, we’ll briefly explain the different types of Cushing’s disease
Bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites, tumors, toxins, hormonal problems, cysts, and gallbladder problems can cause liver disease in dogs. By knowing a little more about liver disease symptoms, we can help our furry friends get the help they need on time and increase the chances of them making a thorough recovery. In this article, we’ll briefly
