A dog pooping blood can be very concerning for pet parents. Let's look at possible causes and how to treat bloody poop in ...

New research has identified two strains of probiotics that can promote weight loss in dogs: Enterococcus faecium and ...

Learn about GI lymphoma in cats, including the common signs, causes, and treatment options to help manage this serious ...

Rotten dog teeth is a broad, non-technical term that can describe any form of dental disease in dogs. However, it generally evokes thoughts of teeth that are discolored, falling out, and painful.

If you share your home with a dog, chances are they’ve needed an X-ray, or your vet has suggested dog X-rays during a dental procedure or as part of routine care for senior dogs. There is a lot ...

Kidney disease in cats happens when one or both kidneys stop working correctly. There are two types of cat kidney disease—acute (sudden) and chronic. Cats usually don't show symptoms until the disease ...

Poop and your pet—it can be a real head-scratcher. If your dog has soft dog poop, you’re probably worried about what’s causing it and how to help your pet feel better, as well as unexpected costs you ...

Cats are notorious for their inability to hide their disdain. But if you ask a veterinarian, they will tell you cats are excellent at hiding illness. Meaning by the time you notice a change in your ...

A dog heart murmur is caused by irregular blood flow through the heart. It creates an abnormal sound. Veterinarians grade murmurs from 1-6, based on the intensity. Many dogs with heart murmurs have no ...

What if you never brushed your teeth or went to the dentist? Can you imagine the degree of dental decay or infection and oral pain you would experience, not to mention the smell? A healthy mouth is ...

Toothbrushes, floss, whitening strips, braces, retainers, biyearly exams – we do so much to keep our own dental health good because we know the importance. So why is the health of our canine’s ...