3 essential vitamins your pet needs
There are a few essential vitamins that your dog or cat needs, all of which have to come from his food. Here’s how to determine…
Category: Cats
Cat pheromones 101
If you have a cat, you’ve probably heard the term “pheromones” used once or twice. But what are they, exactly, and what do they have…
High-protein diets for pets – why quality and source matters
While the quantity of protein a dog or cat requires depends on a variety of factors, quality should always be a priority – especially in…
Protect your dog or cat’s vision with checkups and antioxidant support
Regular veterinary checkups and antioxidant supplements can help keep your pet’s vision in check. As dogs and cats age, they may experience some of the…
How disinfectant and sanitizer use may be affecting our animals
During the pandemic, many of us have been spending a lot of extra time disinfecting and sanitizing our homes and hands to help protect our…
Vaccinating your adult dog or cat: what you need to consider
Rather than having your adult dog or cat vaccinated every year, consider these important factors and make an informed decision that will optimize his health…
What you need to know about cicadas and your pets
Many pets love to hunt bugs, and cicadas are a tempting snack – big, loud and relatively easy to catch. What happens if your pet…
Antioxidant supplementation in felines
Supplementation with antioxidants can help support the vision and overall health of hypertensive cats. Oxidative stress is essential for normal cellular and body functions, but…
A new study reveals that training methods are linked to aggression in cats
According to a recent study conducted by the University of Guelph, aggression in cats can be prevented with the right training techniques. Cat parents can…
Raw meat and bones – the answer to periodontal disease in dogs and cats?
A look at how nutrition impacts your dog or cat’s dental health, and why a diet that includes raw meat and bones may be the…
Can cats get COVID-19?
It’s true that cats can contract COVID-19. Let’s look at how, and what you can do to protect your own feline companion. When I wrote…
New survey shows most pandemic dogs and cats are still in their homes
23 million American households acquired a pet during the COVID-19 pandemic. According to a new survey conducted by the ASPCA, most will not consider rehoming…
