Cats

Recent natural disasters have reminded us that humans aren’t the only ones in danger. How do you keep your pet safe when everything goes wrong?

Over half of U.S. dogs and cats are considered obese. Pet obesity can reduce life expectancy and cause arthritis, diabetes, and cancer.

Did Easter leave you with any extra flowers? Don't miss this blog. Learn why cats eat plants and why it can be dangerous.

These creepy worms can literally crawl under your skin. Find out how to prevent hookworms.

This rare but potentially deadly condition can disguise itself. See how Firefly was nearly killed by intussusception.

The real dangers of pet surgery are often overlooked. These are the facts about Anesthesia.

Dogs can break teeth easier than you might think. Learn they symptoms of tooth fracture and how to prevent it.

This condition can be difficult to see and fatal within a few minutes. Learn the causes of cyanosis to keep it from happening to your pet.

Did you know that flies use an animal host to reproduce? Cuterebra can appear as a lump on dogs and cats.

As Hurricane Harvey reminds us, our environment can change in shocking and devastating ways. Floods and mudslides—generally the result of heavy rain and snow—are very unpredictable, but far from the only natural disasters that put our pets at great risk.