Even though hairballs in cats is a natural phenomenon for kitties to experience, it can be concerning to see our little ones gag and retch. This informative guide will help you understand, manage, and potentially minimize these pesky hairballs. What are hairballs? Hairballs in cats are compacted masses of fur that accumulate in your kitty’s...

Heartworm disease in pets can be very concerning for pet parents. The invasion of this mosquito-borne parasite can be life-threatening for your little one in severe cases! So it is essential to take steps to protect them from the disease. Understanding the Threat: Causes and Symptoms Heartworms require mosquitos to complete their lifecycle. Infected animals...

Oh no, why does my pet’s litter box situation seem…off? Our furriends can’t exactly tell us when their tummy isn’t feeling right. But luckily, they do leave us with some clues: their poop! While scooping duty might not be glamorous, irregular stools, whether diarrhea (loose, watery stools) or constipation (hard, dry stools), can give you...

From being saved from the brink of euthanasia to recovering from a serious case of pet anemia, she’s had quite the journey.

About 50% of cats might get Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). CKD in cats, like for Mort, is manageable with the right tools.

Nasal lymphoma in cats can be a scary diagnosis, but it doesn’t have to steal hope. Furmom Amy has been doing independent cat rescue for more than 20 years now. When one of her senior kitties, Emma, got nasal lymphoma in cats, she was devastated and worry-sick. Where it all started…(August 2020) Nasal lymphoma is...

As responsible pet parents, it’s crucial to recognize the importance of making healthy choices to manage and prevent obesity in our fur kiddos.

Water is an essential nutrient for all animals. Water plays a crucial role in transporting nutrients and metabolism. It is also essential for regulating body temperature and digestion. Proper elimination of body waste also requires a large amount of water. Proper hydration is needed to keep your little one’s body functioning normally and staying healthy....

Looking to have a pet-safe spring cleaning? You’re in the right place! It’s March; it’s time to fling those windows open, sweep the winter dust bunnies away and wipe the surfaces clean. But before you roll up your sleeves, knowing pet-safe cleaning practices like which cleaner is safe for your little bean is key. Let’s...

Hyperthyroidism in cats is an endocrine syndrome resulting from abnormal functioning of the thyroid gland.

Constipation in pets is a common reason for pet owners to seek veterinary care. Constipation occurs when they have infrequent and difficult bowel movements, resulting in very dry, hard stools due to prolonged fecal stasis in the colon. Obstipation refers to severe and persistent constipation, while megacolon involves generalized distension and loss of motility in...

As our fur kiddos get older, their kidneys do too. Understanding changes to the kidney and kidney disease in senior pets is vital.