Your furry companions are part of the family through good times and bad. As much as our lives are full of opportunity to enjoy the wonders and delights that nature and the modern world afford, regularity and stability are sometimes taken for granted. […]

There are some dog breeds among which epilepsy is more prevalent than in the general population. […]

This article sets out to answer some crucial pet hydration FAQs. […]

It is often said that accidents in and around the home account for most of the injuries suffered by humans. This also holds true for our pets. Managing emergencies is a rare but critical job pet parents are required to handle. […]

Most garden and houseplants are harmless to humans but can be toxic to dogs who aren’t instinctively aware of how dangerous some can be. […]

Pet owners have many responsibilities, and among them, safety and health are the top priorities. Luckily, ensuring that your dog stays safe and fit is a lot simpler than it sometimes seems. […]

The symptoms of a poisoned pet depend on the type of poison he or she was exposed to. […]

Dogs are inquisitive and can get their snouts into just about anything, from a bar of abandoned chocolate, to plants and house cleaning products. […]

Part of being a responsible dog owner is learning how to take care of your pet in case of an accident, emergency or injury. […]

Being a responsible dog owner involves educating yourself about basic care and health problems. It’s also important to learn how to take care of your pet in case of an injury, accident or emergency. […]

Indoor cats need little to no encouragement to stay inside when it’s too cold outside. Outdoor cats on the other hand, with their adventurous and independent spirits, are harder to convince and keep inside. […]

To understand certain people’s allergic reactions to cats, we have to look at the causes and symptoms before getting into diagnosis and treatment. More people are allergic to cats than they are to dogs. […]

While dogs can tolerate cold weather, certain temperatures are considered too cold. The question is: what are these temperatures? There is no one-size-fits-all answer for all breeds and sizes, but here is a chart (adapted from a system created by Tufts University) and some common sense you can use as a guide. […]

The human body cannot necessarily tolerate every single substance that can be found on this earth. Dogs are no different. Substances can include anything from food and medications to environmental substances such as plants, dust and mould. […]

Dogs and cats, like humans and other animals, need water to survive. Staying hydrated is even more important if a dog or cat is active and exposed to sun. […]

Leaving a dog in a parked car is unacceptable, especially if it’s a hot day. Dogs can suffer a great deal and heatstroke can be fatal. Even if the window is cracked, the temperature will keep rising and dogs can easily overheat without free flowing air that’s required to […]

The number one reason you should never leave your cat in a parked car is the fact that she can suffer brain damage or even die from heatstroke on a warm day. […]

Summer is great for walks, but have you ever thought about the pavement temperature when hitting the road? Asphalt and cement can get crazy hot, sometimes even too hot to touch! So, just imagine what it can do to your pup’s precious paws! […]

Holidays are for relaxing, doing fun things and spending time with loved ones, which can include your dear pets. If you want to take your pet with on holiday, you should be aware of dangerous situations and poisonous objects. […]

With pet-friendly places and spaces popping up everywhere, owners have more opportunities to bring pets along for the ride, whether going for lunch or escaping for the weekend. […]

With a little planning, travelling can become less stressful for you and your pet. The first step is to make sure everyone is SAFE and as comfortable as possible. Whether it’s time for a visit to the veterinarian or your next road trip, be sure to […]

Dogs don’t sweat like humans do and can easily suffer from heatstrokes in a short amount of time. […]

Implement these travel tips to ensure your pets remain healthy and happy, wherever you travel these holidays. […]

Dogs have become more than just pets, they’ve become family members that play a big role in people’s lives. Their companionship is enjoyed beyond the confines of their owner’s home and most dogs love sharing in any action, even if you’re just running errands. […]

Most cats are relaxed, peaceful and tend to avoid confrontation. Still, there are times (as most cat owners know) when kitty can throw a crazy claw or nibble just a little bit too hard. A bite or scratch can be painful and also get infected. Find Out How […]

What causes it and how can you overcome it? Dog aggression is not something owners want to deal with, but it’s important to act as soon as possible. It’s sad, stressful and often dangerous. By understanding more […]

If your cat is breathing, but unconscious, try to get to a veterinarian as soon as possible. If you can’t detect breathing or struggle to find a pulse, artificial respiration (AR) or […]

It’s so difficult not to freeze or get frantic when you find your dog in a life-threatening situation. The best thing you can do is learn how to help your dog […]

Foods, medicines and other items cats should never eat. Cats are smart, curious creatures and even though they are wonderfully resilient, there are some things they should never eat. […]

Foods, medicines and other items dogs should never eat. Even though dogs are wonderful resilient creatures, there are some things they should never eat. Here’s a list of dangerous foods, medicines and items […]

Just because it’s more common for dogs than cats to suffer from epilepsy doesn’t mean epilepsy in cats should be taken lightly. Before we get to symptoms, causes and treatment it’s important to understand the difference between a seizure and epilepsy. […]

There are often warning signs when a dog is about to have a seizure. A dog may begin to act scared, dazed, stressed or anxious without cause. Dogs may also have trouble seeing, experience muscle and limb contractions, and even lose bowel and bladder control. […]

Epilepsy is a brain disorder that is more common in dogs than in cats. It’s also important to know that a seizure is a single occurrence while the word epilepsy is used when two or more unprovoked seizures have occurred. […]