Dr. Amanda Charles

Seeing your dog getting into something they are not supposed to can cause a moment of panic. Some dogs are notorious for eating, chewing, and licking things th…

By Grant Piper

According to archaeological evidence, guinea pigs have a long association with humans who began domesticating them around 5000 B.C. for food and ceremonial pur…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

The Bichon Frise is happy, social, and typically more allergy-friendly than many breeds. They are popular pets, easily adapting to various living situations. I…

By Elizabeth Gray

Cats that drink pool water might experience gastrointestinal discomfort because of the chlorinated water, so the best advice is to keep a close eye on them and…

By Kerry-Ann Kerr

High blood pressure is also known as hypertension. This condition affects humans and most other animals, including dogs. Unlike in people, high blood pressure…

By Kristin Hitchcock

If you notice blood in your dog’s urine, it could be indicative of a major problem that needs to be addressed. Seeing bloody urine can be alarming. What could…

By Grant Piper

You may need a urine sample from your dog for many reasons. Of course, we can’t just ask our dogs to pee into a cup, so getting the sample is often easier said…

By Kristin Hitchcock

It happens to all dog owners eventually. You will be sitting on the couch with your pup, enjoying a quiet moment when your dog will fart and fill the room with…

By Grant Piper

Cats may be pets with a reputation for curiosity, but dogs are not slackers when getting into trouble. If your dog steps into a sticky situation, you might won…

By Elizabeth Gray

About 1.53 million American households 1 have at least one pet rabbit. Rabbits are a prey species and, thus, instinctively hide weaknesses like illnesses. It m…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers