Caring for Cats and Dogs with Fading Sight
Vision loss changes how your pet navigates the world, but with a few adjustments, they can continue to live full, comfortable lives. These simple strategies can help you maintain their quality of life.
Reviewed by Dr. Tracy Duffner
Dr. Tracy Duffner integrates Western medicine with acupuncture, chiropractic, and homeopathy to provide personalized, holistic care to pets in their own homes.
The Hidden Health Risk Behind Doggie Breath
Find out the real dangers behind 'doggie breath' and know the warning signs, so you can protect your dog's smile — and health — for years to come.
Bath Time Emergency — What Is Safe for Dogs?
If bath time turns into an emergency, you have temporary options available, and they are likely in your home already. Find out what is safe (and what is not) so you will know what to do the next time your dog decides to roll in something questionable.
Too Much Food — Tiny Kitty, Big Risks
Your kitten's round belly might look adorable, but overfeeding can lead to lifelong health risks. Learn how to keep your tiny feline fit, happy, and thriving with simple feeding habits.
Pepper Problems — Why Dogs Don't Do Heat
Dogs are curious and fast, especially when food hits the floor. But if they snack on something spicy, it could pose problems. Here's what to do.
The Skin Condition That Stops Dogs in Their Tracks
Your dog's paws guide them through every adventure, from a romp at the park to a cozy evening by your side. Protecting their paws from this condition means safeguarding their comfort, mobility, and happiness for years to come.
Why Older Cats Act 'Different' — It's Not Just Age
When your older cat acts differently, do not assume it is simply old age. Their behaviors are signals — sometimes whispers, sometimes cries — that something is changing inside.
When Splash Time Turns Risky
Letting your dog splash in puddles could hide a serious danger. Learn how to protect your dog from this life-threatening disease.
Is Your Dog's Blood Calcium Too High? Here's Why
Calcium is an important mineral that impacts many biological processes in pets. Research shows high calcium levels in dogs can create symptoms that point toward an underlying condition.
