If you keep a well-stocked pet first aid kit, know how to administer pet CPR, and include your dog or cat in your disaster preparedness plan, bravo! You’re ready to deal with many emergencies your pet might encounter. The only thing better is preventing...
Is your pet scratching more than usual? If so, they have a lot of company. Problematic itchiness in dogs and cats becomes especially noticeable in the spring, when fleas and ticks are increasingly active and environmental allergens, like pollen, are in the air....
If medicating your pet sometimes feels like a jiu-jitsu match, you are not alone. Many pets resist taking their medications, but drugs are necessary to manage disease, alleviate pain, and fight infection. Using patience and helpful tools, you can teach your reluctant...
