Having trouble getting your cat to the vet? Youre not alone. In fact, while there are more cats than dogs in American homes, cats are brought to the vet far less often than dogs. The reason? Cats dont exactly love taking trips to see their friendly neighborhood veterinary staff. Some cats get stressed, while others get mean, and often, cat parents tend to avoid the issue altogether. This is unfortunate, because cats should be recieving wellness checkups once per year (and more when they are seniors). Fortunately, theres help. Read all about tips and tricks to make your cats trip to the vet easier... Can dogs really get heart disease? The answer is yes. In fact, an estimated 7.6 million dogs in the U.S. have heart disease (about 10% of dogs, total). However, pet parents are often unaware that their dogs are at risk for heart disease. In addition, risk factors for pets, unlike humans, dont include smoking or a fatty diet. Also, early on, heart disease may not be symptomatic, making it difficult to detect in dogs. Learn what to watch for and gain an overview of canine heart disease... Ahhh, Fall! This time of year means football, crisp air, colorful foliage and even, depending on where you live, maybe even a little bit of snow. Its a great time to get outside with your pet; for a dog, theres nothing like a romp in the leaves, while for cats, midday sunbeams have never felt better as the days get shorter and the nights get colder. When it comes to keeping your pet healthy and helping him enjoy fall to the fullest, there are some things to keep in mind. Read all of our top fall pet tips...
Posted on: Mon, 11 Nov 2013 19:33:48 +0000
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