Pet Health

Welcoming a new puppy is exciting, but their health is crucial. Start with a vet check-up, provide balanced nutrition, and ensure regular exercise. Don't forget vaccinations and heartworm prevention. Your love and care set the foundation for a happy, healthy life.

All of us spend happen to be festive season by spending the loved time with our spouse and children, friends and our own beloved furry mates. It is also important to look after your pet’s while in festive season...

Ensuring your puppy's long, healthy life starts with a balanced diet, regular vet visits, and plenty of exercise. Prioritize socialization and mental stimulation to nurture a happy, well-rounded companion.

Ensuring your puppy's health is about love and care. Provide balanced nutrition, regular vet check-ups, and plenty of exercise. Keep vaccinations up-to-date and shower them with affection to nurture their well-being.

Contributed by Dr. Alison Birken, owner and DVM of Victoria Park Animal Hospital. Can dogs have allergies? Yes, they absolutely can. However, dog allergy symptoms vary from the typical allergic reactions in people. While people will get runny noses,...

Coming from their original household in the wild, pets have shown a remarkable appreciation with humans.? Even so, while living among humans, dogs in addition adopted some of the person's traits, including biological and psychological disorders.? Barking, biting, chewing as...

Gently clean your puppy's ears weekly with a vet-approved solution. Ensure their ears stay dry, especially after baths or swims. Regularly check for redness or odor, and consult your vet for guidance. A little care goes a long way!

It is really difficult for your four-legged friend when it gets full with fleas and ticks. These types of pests may inflame and also transmit diseases to your furry friend. For preventing and managing the parasites, you need to...

Welcoming a puppy into your home is a joy, but it comes with responsibilities. Ensure their health with regular vet visits, vaccinations, and a balanced diet. Early socialization and training also pave the way for a happy, well-adjusted companion.

Lyme disease is an infected disease spread via the black-legged or deer tick. A person's pooch can get tainted by this disease in the event he gets bitten by the infected clicks. The bacterium responsible for this disease is...