What is Pancreatitis in dogs and cats? To explain it in simple terms, pancreatitis happens when the pancreas in our pets becomes inflamed. When the pancreas is working normally, it produces enzymes that are essential for the digestion of proteins, carbohydrates, and fats and they become active once they reach the small intestine. In a...

Frisco, this handsome 17-year-old kitty, was suffering from chronic diarrhea and weight loss for a long time, with no identified cause. Chronic diarrhea in cats can also lead to weight, loss, dehydration, vomiting, and lethargy. As a cat deals with it, there can be changes in the frequency and consistency of the poop. Not only is...

Just like picking up your pet’s food, picking your pet’s supplements should be a confident decision. With a wide array of pet supplements out there, some confusion is bound to exist. Here I list 5 things that can help you pick the best supplements for your pet. If a pet supplement passes these 5 tests...

Hypoadrenocorticism is also known as Addison’s disease. When the adrenal gland fails to produce adrenal gland hormones, cortisol and aldosterone properly, this can lead to serious consequences. The cause of this disease is for the most part unknown; however, luckily there are ways it can be managed. The adrenal glands are located next to the kidneys...

As our cats and dogs age, one of the conditions they could be prone to is bladder infections. This can be both uncomfortable and unpleasant for our little ones. Some common symptoms are straining to urinate, urinating frequently, blood in the urine, or having ‘accidents’ in the house. While any breed (male or female) is...

You may have noticed your older fur baby slowing down in recent years. Maybe they are playing less, sleeping more, and moving a bit slower. Although this might seem normal for an aging canine, arthritis could be the cause. Arthritis is likely to impact most dogs and cats as they age. Unfortunately, owners and veterinarians may not...

There are millions of pets in shelters – ones with a broken heart, a tragic past or the ones with grey muzzles, waiting longingly for a second chance. They need us the most. With our Charity Calendar for 2019, we decided to help these special pets in need. We made 2019 a year of second chances...

Kane is an 8.5-year-old doggy that has Lipomas – fatty lumps that grow under the skin. Lipoma in dogs are normally harmless and does not usually need to be removed, however, it is important to monitor the condition and whether it is causing any discomfort to your pet. Kane’s pawrents decided to use a natural supplement for his condition...

IBS in cats stands for irritable bowel syndrome – a  functional disorder that can lead to an otherwise normal digestive system functioning abnormally. This causes our sweet kitties to suffer from symptoms such as diarrhea or constipation, nausea, vomiting, and abdominal discomfort. This is different from IBD in cats which is caused inflammation of the...

Enoch is a 13-year-old FIV + Kitty. Feline Immunodeficiency virus is a common infection in kitties, especially present in un-neutered males who are outdoors interacting and possibly fighting with other cats as well as partaking in any other behavior which may put them at higher risk of contracting the virus. The virus is not immediately...