It goes with pet ownership and at some point you'll have to deal with this nuisance, if you haven't already. Here's how to approach it for the best results and your own peace of mind.
Once identified with prairies and mountainous areas of the Old West, coyotes are now getting bolder as their habitats are becoming more populated by humans. They've been encroaching on metro areas of cities like Detroit, increasing the number of attacks and fatalities against small pets.
Environmental exposure to carcinogens is a suspected cause of this very aggressive and common type of liver cancer in cats and dogs, and where your pet sleeps may be potentially fueling her exposure. Take these three steps today to help reduce your pet's risk.
Nearly everyone makes the first mistake, it's hard not to! But how you act towards an unfamiliar dog — and its owner — goes a long way towards the new dog feeling you're 'safe' and he can trust you, and will help ensure positive meet-ups in the future.
It can mean the difference between a dog that drives you, your vet and your groomer crazy — versus one that's practically a soul mate and gets along with nearly everyone. And it's not rocket science to get their compliance. It's as simple as this.
When an emergency occurs, seconds count. That's why you want to know this critical survival skill when you have the leisure to learn it right, like right now. So when the unthinkable happens, you're ready to save your pet's life and regain otherwise lost years with her.
If you are healthy and got bit by one, you probably wouldn't die — but that's not the case for your pet. Watch out especially for the females of this species — they have evolved to have extra-potent venom that hijacks its poor victim's nervous system.
Many dogs love it, and countless pet parents use it daily to pill their pet. But be aware if your brand contains this toxic ingredient. It's being added at an alarming rate to foods that we often share with our pets. In large enough quantities, it can be a heartbreaking killer.
Dogs are indiscriminate eaters, and as such are prone to tummy troubles. Question is, what do you feed them at that point? Most conventional vets say one thing. But their advice is riddled with certain problems. Here are the tweaks you need to resolve those issues.