Get the Facts on Cat Fleas
April 24, 2009
Nobody wants to get up-close and personal with fleas, but if you want to combat them, you should know more about them. Here are some fascinating flea facts that could help you keep them off your pets and out of your home:
Does Your Pet Have An Overeating Disorder?
April 24, 2009
"Obesity is one of the most common and preventable diseases in our pets. As Pet Parents, we not only fail to prevent this disease, but we often cause it by
Feeding Your Pet a Balanced Diet: The Basics
April 24, 2009
Along with regular exercise and veterinary care, a healthy diet is perhaps the best way you can contribute to your Pet's prolonged good health. But what makes a healthy diet and how can you tell if what you are feeding your Pet is indeed healthy? Knowing the basic nutrients your Pet needs is a good start.
Your Pet's basic nutrient needs
Choosing the Right Toothbrush for Your Dog
April 24, 2009
As a Pet Parent, you know brushing your dog's teeth is an important part of their oral hygiene.
Feeding Your Senior Dog
April 24, 2009
Join the weight watchers
Older dogs tend to put on weight as their metabolism slows and creakiness sets in. But excess weight puts added pressure on sore joints and backs, says Dr. Wynn. Forgo weight-reducing or senior diets, which may not have enough high-quality meat ingredients. Instead, give your dog slightly smaller servings of a high-quality food. Supplement the …Read more »
Nutrition for Small-sized Dogs
April 24, 2009
Despite their smaller stature, small-sized dogs are often the first to speak and the last to back down. They tend to rely on their wit and clever nature to make up for their small physical state.
Small Dogs Aren't Just "Smaller"
As you might expect, small dogs differ from larger dog breeds in more ways than reduced size.
Diabetes and Your Pet: What You Should Know
April 24, 2009
Diabetes is somewhat common in pets, occurring in one in 500 dogs and cats.
Diabetes is a disorder in which the body produces little or no insulin, or cannot use the insulin it does produce properly. Insulin is a hormone that helps regulate blood sugar.
Keep Your Cat Safe This Summer
April 24, 2009
When temperatures heat up, so does your pet. Here's how to help your cat cool it during the summer months.
Something Extra: Vitamins and Supplements for Cats
April 24, 2009
There are times when your cat's diet may need an extra boost from vitamins and supplements.
Supplements are available to address a number of health needs including:
Skin & Coat -- if you've ruled out fleas as a cause of your cat's excessive itching, the most likely culprit is dry skin. A supplement rich in essential fatty acids will help …Read more »
Basic nutrients every pet needs
April 24, 2009
Along with regular exercise and veterinary care, careful feeding is perhaps the best way you can contribute to your pet's prolonged good health.
These are the basic nutrients every pet needs
