Category: Pet Talk

Like humans, pets experience a complex array of emotions. The loss of a beloved human or a housemate can be devastating to animals in a

Fleas and ticks are not the only parasites that can cause problems for our dogs, cats, and other pets. Mosquitos are the number one vector

Throughout their lives, dogs are experts at showing unconditional love and acceptance for their owners. Once dogs have moved into their senior years, owners can

Senior Dogs, Part I: The Signs Of An Aging Dog  As a dog ages, several changes may occur besides a greying muzzle. Senior dogs have

Mail-in genetic test kits are a health trend that claim to offer users remarkable access to individualized information on their health at a molecular level.

A medical emergency is among the worst nightmares for any pet owner. Even minor injuries can be stressful, especially if they happen far from available

We all know that pets are prone to getting fleas and ticks, but did you know that these pesky parasites could transmit dangerous diseases to

Halloween is meant to be a fun festivity for all involved. However, for our furry friends, the holiday can turn into a frightful time. The

Many people have turned to essential oils as part of their holistic approach to well-being. As the popularity of these products grows, some pet owners

Pet food companies represent the largest single outlet for human food by-products. Many of these ingredients can consist of less expensive, inconsistent, and less nutritious

No matter how well-behaved your pet is, chances are that your pet has inappropriately urinated at least once in its life. But before blaming Fido

Heartworms, which are spread by mosquitos, can cause serious health complications in pets. Although heartworms are more commonly diagnosed in dogs, cats are also at

Ringworm, or dermatophytosis, is one of the more common skin conditions affecting pets of all shapes and sizes. Despite its name, ringworm is not caused