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Finding worms, or signs of them, in your cat is unpleasant, but it’s also very common and very treatable. Most cats encounter intestinal worms at some point, especially kittens, hunters,
Mange is a skin disease caused by tiny mites, and it can look alarming: patchy hair loss, red irritated skin, and sometimes relentless scratching. The good news is that mange
Finding a new lump on your dog can send your mind straight to the worst-case scenario. Take a breath: lumps and bumps are very common, especially as dogs get older,
If you love cats but sneeze, itch, or wheeze around them, you’ve probably searched for a hypoallergenic cat. Here’s the honest truth up front: no cat is 100% hypoallergenic. But
A hot spot can appear almost out of nowhere, one minute your dog’s skin looks fine, and a few hours later there’s a red, wet, angry sore. Hot spots are
Gabapentin has become one of the most commonly prescribed medications in veterinary medicine, and for good reason: it’s versatile, generally well tolerated, and helps with everything from arthritis pain to
When an unspayed female dog comes into heat, there’s a lot to keep track of: the bleeding, the behavior changes, the sudden interest from every male dog in the neighborhood,
Whether it was planned or a surprise (cats are famously efficient at this), a pregnant cat needs a little extra care to keep her and her kittens healthy. The whole
If your unspayed female cat is suddenly yowling around the clock, rolling on the floor, and acting unusually affectionate, she’s very likely in heat. It’s a normal part of an
Most dogs throw up now and then, and a single vomit from a dog who’s otherwise bright and bouncy usually isn’t a crisis. But vomiting can also be the first
