Dealing with dog heart issues is something no pet parent wants to go through. While this kind of diagnosis can bring on a lot of stress and panic for us humans, it’s important to know that there are tons of things we can do to give our little one’s a comfortable and full life! Kuzu’s...

If you follow us on Social Media, you’ve probably met some of our working dogs. As pet parents ourselves, we love the fact that we get to bring our furkiddos to work every day. It feels natural in this field to be surrounded by little ones. It’s unbelievable that in almost 15 years of working...

Is your furkiddo dealing with chronic pancreatitis in cats and dogs? This condition can happen to pets of any age, gender, or breed. While it is worrying and is a long-term battle, with the right treatment and support, chronic pancreatitis in cats and dogs is manageable, and your furkid can live a long, happy life....

Seeing your precious little one suffer from the uncomfortable lymphoma symptoms in cats is absolutely heartbreaking. But what can you do as a pet parent to support your kitty with this type of cancer? Furmama Silvia thought of a way when her sweet ginger boy received the scary diagnosis. Meet Silvia’s shining star, Sydney! Sadly,...

What happens when a wolf dog hybrid, a pit bull and even a parrot live under the same roof? In my experience, adopting and rehabilitating pets that demand special care can sometimes seem overwhelming. But patience, training, proper diet and the right supplements can go a long way. It is all worth it when you...

Gallbladder and liver problems in dogs can bring so much stress and discomfort to our little ones, but sadly it is one of the most common canine conditions. These issues are often caused by improper diet or past injuries. Laid in between the folds of the liver, the gallbladder helps hold fluid within the body. It also...

The weather outside is frightful, and you’re worried about hypothermia in dogs or even cats? You probably should if you notice your little one shivering, teeth chattering, and feel their paws cold. Keeping your little one warm when it’s cold outside goes beyond comfort, seeing as an excessively low body temperature can lead to shock...

It is quite common for pet parents to prefer calm dogs. But did you know that, despite its bad reputation, stress has contributed to the canine species’ survival? A dog reacting to changes and situations where they think they are at risk is healthy!  The problem is when your little one feels that everything is...

Have you ever noticed an increase in dog and cat dandruff in the winter? These white specks in your pet’s fur are usually a side-effect of dry skin, allergies, or hormonal deficiencies. Understand how some of the changes in the home routine caused by the cold weather can lead to pet skin issues like dandruff....

Slowing down can be a natural sign of aging in humans and pets alike. But if you notice other visual cues of low energy and mobility issues, like hind leg weakness in dogs and cats, something more serious might be at play.  Degenerative disorders happen when the functions of tissues or organs of your furkiddo...

What if we told you that E. coli in dogs and cats is entirely normal? There’s usually no need to panic, as this bacteria is typically benign and lives in harmony inside your little one’s gut. However, when highly concentrated, it can cause an E. coli infection. And this can be deadly, especially in young...

As humans, we know too well that when the temperatures start to drop, flu season is just around the corner. As pet parents, we might be worried that the same can happen to our little ones. Even though there is a chance of higher infection of kennel cough in dogs or cat flu near the...