VACCINATIONS IN CATS
Quite often, the worst enemies are the unseen ones that take the form of harmful bacteria and viruses. The most effective way to protect your feline friends from them is through vaccination.
CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE IN DOGS AND CATS
Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) in pets involves the collection of fluid in certain parts of the body caused by acute heart disease. Leaky valves in dogs and inadequate pumping in cats can cause ...
BLOAT IN DOGS
Bloat in dogs are essentially stomach disorders namely gastric dilatation (GD) which involves the stomach filling up with gas, and gastric dilatation and volvulus (GDV) which results in the bloated stomach twisting upon ...
MICROCHIPPING YOUR PETS
One of the most effective methods of protecting your pet from being stolen or lost would be to get a pet microchip for them. tiny computer chips (about as small as a grain ...
Determination of the Titer of Antibodies to the Rabies Virus
Rabies is an extremely serious, acute, and always fatal illness caused by a virus that can be transmitted from pets to their owners. It is ubiquitous, as carriers are often animals living ...
Ear Mite in Cats: Signs, Treatment, and Prevention
If you notice your pet constantly trying to scratch its ear, scratching the skin, or frequently shaking its head, these actions often indicate the presence of ear mites. This common disease is ...
What to Give a Cat for Vomiting: First Aid for Your Pet
How to help a cat with vomiting at home and whether it can be done? Let’s examine the reasons and how to provide first aid.
What to Do if Your Cat Doesn’t Eat for a Few Days
Decreased appetite or a complete refusal to eat will not always be a symptom of the disease. There could be many reasons for this, and every owner should be aware of them.
Lump Under a Dog’s Skin
Dog owners often become alarmed when they discover a subcutaneous bump or growth. However, most of these can be easily treated, and the key is to determine the cause of the lump. ...
Urinary Incontinence in Dogs: Causes, Treatment, and Prevention
Urinary incontinence is a common issue in dogs, characterized by the uncontrollable release of urine regardless of activities. It is crucial not to attempt self-treatment but to consult a vet.
