The feline parvovirus, more commonly known as Panleukopenia or Feline Distemper, is a virus that causes diarrhea, vomiting, and fever. It can cause severe disease, especially in kittens, and is often fatal. This disease is also known as feline panleukopenia, feline infectious enteritis (FIE), and feline distemper. The specific virus that infects dogs does not … Read more
Are you wondering if your dog will remember you when you go away for a long time? Most pet parents think that their dogs may never recognize them if they separated for several months or even years. But this is not actually true. Dogs don’t forget any person they interact with during their lifetime. They … Read more
Estimating a dog’s age allows us to better understand their behavior and nutritional needs as they grow. Different life stages also require different medical screenings and vaccinations. As a curious pet parent, you may be wondering, “How old is my dog?” and “How do you determine a dog’s age?” While the answers aren’t straightforward, your … Read more
Owning a Cairn terrier means having an adorable, intelligent, and energetic companion with a distinctive shaggy coat. But how do you keep that coat looking its best? If you’ve been wondering “how do you groom a Cairn terrier,” you’re in the right place! I’ve put together this comprehensive guide to help you keep your little … Read more
Border terriers are small, energetic dogs with big personalities. Theyâre easy to train because they love learning new things. Theyâre an adaptable breed and fit in well with most types of families as long as they get your love and attention. Border terriers are working terriers originating from the borders of Northumberland and Scotland. They … Read more
Fat usually gets a bad rap, but it’s actually an important nutrient for dogs. Pet parents need to ensure their dogs get the right amounts and the right types of fat in their diets. This is made easier because, unlike with people, too much “bad fat” in a dog’s diet doesn’t have much of an … Read more
Watching a dog pass away naturally can be upsetting and can lead to many unanswered questions. A common one is, why do dogs want to be alone when they die? Some dogs instinctively want to be alone when they are about to die. It has been hypothesized that this is because their body would attract … Read more
You are out for an enjoyable hike when it happens: your dog manages to find a snake nestled in the rocks. Although you call him back, it is too late. He yelps and comes back limping. This is the first time you have ever had to deal with a snake biting your dog. What do … Read more
As a pet owner who’s been through medication changes with my own furry companions, I know how tempting it can be to simply stop giving your dog medicine when they seem better. But when it comes to gabapentin, this approach could be dangerous for your pup. Let’s dive into why you should never stop gabapentin … Read more
No more entertaining a picture have I received than when a friend texted me an of her female dog standing proudly outside the den she had dug. The mystery of why the dog had been covered in dirt for days had been solved. Although some would say dogs are den animals, they are not strictly … Read more