Courtesy of Texas A&M University Many people associate the summer months with traveling and fun in the sun. While some people consider their pet a
Category: Pet Talk
Introducing New Pets Into The Household
Bringing home a new furry friend can be an exciting experience. However, there are a lot of responsibilities to consider in pet ownership, including time,
Chagas Disease in Dogs
Whether your dog stays outside for hours at a time or is primarily an inside dog, all dogs are at risk for Chagas disease, a
Does Your Pet Have a Hot Spot?
Have you ever noticed your pet excessively licking, biting, or scratching a specific area on their body? This behavior can lead to an infection in
Is Your Pet Obese?
Like humans, pets can develop excess body fat that can lead to serious health problems such as diabetes or degenerative joint disease. But how can
Dog Park Etiquette
Does your dog need a change of scenery? Consider taking Fido to the dog park, where he or she can play, exercise, and socialize with
Heart Murmurs in Dogs
When a veterinarian uses a stethoscope to listen to your dog’s heart, chances are that the heart will sound normal. However, in some cases, a
5 Ways the Holidays Could Kill Your House Pets
Courtesy of Realtor.com The holidays are a happy time you spend with family—and that usually includes furry, four-legged members, too! But get ready for a
When is your cat hiding illness or injury?
We do our best to take care of our feline friends, but sometimes signs of pain and sickness go unnoticed. Dr. Stacy Eckman, clinical assistant
Pet Talk: Halloween Pet Safety
Though children and adults get a thrill from the spooky traditions of Halloween, our pets are less likely to appreciate the costumes, masks, and parties
Toxic Plants Could Harm Pets
Having plants in your home can make your space more decorative, or even calming. However, certain plants also can be toxic to pets. Dr. Christine
Gassy Pets
While the occasional release of gas from a pet can be funny or even cute, excessive tooting may present more of a problem than just
Rabies Prevention
Although the rabies virus is commonly known for causing a life-threatening disease, many people are unaware of what exactly it entails and how to prevent
Gastrointestinal Disorders in Cats
Frequent diarrhea, vomiting, and other signs of an upset stomach in your feline companion could be a sign of a gastrointestinal (GI) or digestive disorder.
Allergy Sufferers Can Have Pets Too
Allergies are among the most chronic conditions worldwide, according to the American Academy of Allergy Asthma & Immunology. Though many of us love companion animals,