Keeping Your Pets Healthy

Posted on: 4 April 2016

Cats are agile creatures that have a reputation for being light on their feet. However, that doesn't mean that they're immune from developing joint pain as they become older. If your cat is over the age of seven or just about to enter their elder years, this guide can help you to recognize the signs of joint pain in cats and learn how to reduce their pain. Symptoms Cats have a tendency to hide symptoms of pain from their owners; it's simply a survival mechanism to avoid showing weakness.
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Posted on: 4 April 2016

You have the best intentions when you offer your canine companion the gift of a rawhide bone to chew. You know that it will keep him busy for a little while and that gnawing away will help to remove plaque from his teeth, which is a big plus for dental health. What is good for his teeth is not necessarily good for the rest of him. Rawhide bones and a variety of similar products can pose dangers to your furry friend.
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Posted on: 31 March 2016

If you have a new puppy, you're going to be spending a lot of time bonding with it. You're also going to be taking care of its needs. Part of that care should include oral hygiene care. Like humans, puppies can develop cavities, gum disease and dental infections. To prevent those problems, it's important that you start taking care of your puppy's teeth as soon as possible. Here are three tips that will help keep your puppy's teeth healthy.
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Posted on: 30 March 2016

It is a sad fact that dogs can develop cancer just like humans can. In fact, dogs that are 10 years of age or older are very likely to develop some type of cancer. Fortunately, many types of cancer found in dogs can be treated successfully if diagnosed early. These are some warning signs to look for that may mean a dog has cancer. Skin Abnormalities  One of the first noticeable signs that a dog may have cancer is the development of abnormal bumps or lumps on the skin.
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