Pet Health: What You Need to Know

• Canine Coronavirus Is Not COVID-19

  20 August 2020

  Perhaps through your own experience or via other pet owners, you've heard about Canine Coronavirus (CCoV) disease. It is a highly infectious intestinal disease that affects dogs, especially puppies. However, rest assured, it is not the same coronavirus associated with the current COVID-19 pandemic. (And to make it even more confusing, there's another coronavirus that causes respiratory disease.) But CCoV can still make your dog very uncomfortable for a few days, and in some cases, be quite serious.

• Spaying and Neutering Pets

  27 July 2020

  Many new pet owners plan on spaying or neutering their animals, though there are several questions associated with the topic. You may wonder how your animal 's personality will be affected, along with logistical aspects of the procedure. Your veterinarian will be a wonderful source for details specific to your animal, though basic questions can be answered here.  Will My Pet's Personality Change? While it is true that you may notice some changes in your pet, you will likely appreciate them.

• Dog Boarding: What Your Bag Should Always Include

  29 June 2020

  Dog boarding is not only stressful for the parents of the pets but also for the pets themselves. You can feel a bit less tense about sending your dog off to a boarding facility if you create a checklist of things that you need to pack, which will also ensure that your four-legged friend has everything that they will need while there. Keep reading to learn a few things that you should always pack.

• What You Should Know About Anxiety In Cats

  2 June 2020

  If you are a cat owner or are planning to become a cat owner in the near future, what you may not know is that cats can suffer from anxiety, just like their human counterparts. Get to know some of the facts about anxiety in cats you should know and what you can do to help them deal with it if your cat develops or has anxiety. Then, you can better care for your cat going forward.

• Have A Cat With A Horrible Case Of Dog Breath? 5 Possible Causes Of Feline Halitosis

  8 May 2020

  Getting up close and personal with a cat is an honor and a privilege most feline owners enjoy; however, if the kitty in question has foul breath, the experience isn't as pleasant as you'd like. In fact, it can actually be quite difficult to cuddle a cat with halitosis, particularly if their breath is so bad, you wonder whether or not something might be wrong. If you're concerned about your cat having dog breath, it's time to probe beyond that malodorous mouth and find out what's going on.