Cat Health

Cats may be clean animals, but they certainly aren’t germ-free. While most of your pet’s pathogens pose no risk to people, there’s a good chance your kitty is harboring at least one disease that can spread to humans. Zoonotic diseases are actually pretty common, but most aren’t Read More

February is national pet dental month, established by the American Veterinary Medical Society and the American Veterinary Dental Society to raise awareness of the importance of keeping the mouths of dogs and cats as healthy as possible.  Oral disease in pets is very preventable Read More

The most important part of pet ownership is preparing yourself with as much information as possible in order to keep them safe and free from harm.  There are a variety of health problems that cats can face, some more common than others.  Knowing what the most common problems are Read More

The start of 2012 has pet owners everywhere making new year's resolutions, vowing to make this year even better than last year for their family in terms of health and happiness, and that includes their pets.  There are certain things you can do now, at the start of the year, to Read More

Getting rid of fleas and flea eggs from dogs and cats, as well as from your home brings to mind the common remedy; store/veterinarian bought products.  While extremely effective, those solutions to flea problems can be costly.  There are natural ways you can help to prevent your Read More

The absolute best way to ensure a happy and healthy life for your pets is to ensure they are under as little stress as possible.  You may not think that stress can affect pets in the same ways as it does humans, but that's where you are wrong, especially with cats and dogs.  Do Read More