As bathing suit season approaches and we all try to shed our last few holiday pounds don’t forget your 4-legged family members. According to the AVMA, 58.3 % of cats and 52.5 % of dogs are overweight or obese. Pets that are 20% over their ideal weight are considered overweight and 40% over their ideal weight are considered obese...
The holidays is a festive moment for us human beings. We celebrate family and life through music, large gatherings, and decorations. However, it may be a precarious time for your pets who may not be accustomed to the noise.
The new year is a perfect time to make new personal goals. It’s also a valuable time to add goals for our furry friends. Their health and well-being should be one of our priorities all year round.
There are over 6,000 reptile species, which vary in size, shape, diet and care. They can range from the four-legged to the no-legged, animals with hard or soft shells and even some that can change color based on their situation and stress level. Because of this, their requirements as pets can diverge widely.
Cats can experience anxiety just like humans. This condition can cause cats to feel unwell and constantly threatened. Recognizing the signs of anxiety is important to ensure your cat is safe, healthy and happy. Unsure where to start? Here are a few indicators to look for.