Everyone who has ever owned a cat knows that fleas are a terrible nuisance. They leave itchy bumps all over your cat and drain their blood, potentially causing anemia. However, some cats have it even worse when it comes to fleas: some cats are allergic to fleas and their bites. Read on to learn what this allergy entails, what you can do about it, and how to prevent fleas from bothering your cat ever again.
Read More
Cats evolved as desert animals, and their bodies are very good at conserving water. So normally, cats don't drink very much. If you notice that your cat is suddenly drinking bowl after bowl of water, this is a sign that something is not right. Most often, excessive thirst is caused by diabetes, a condition that will require ongoing management to keep your cat in good health. Here's a closer look.
Read More
Every pet owner knows that spaying or neutering your pet means you don't have to worry about offspring. However, spaying and neutering your pet can offer you and your pet many benefits beyond keeping them from having puppies or kittens. Read on to learn three more bonuses to this simple surgical procedure.
Fewer Territorial Problems
Cats and dogs who aren't spayed and neutered tend to be more territorial than those who are.
Read More
As the owner of a pet, it is vital to make sure that you are well aware of the signs that may indicate a true medical emergency. To help you know when it is time to take your pet to the local emergency vet clinic, you will want to read through the following points.
Pet Is Unable to Keep Its Balance
If you have suddenly noticed that your pet is unable to stand or walk without losing its balance, you may have a very serious problem such as poisoning.
Read More