Feline Hairballs: A Hairy Dilemma for Cat Pet Parents

by Robin Perdue | Dec 22, 2015 | Pet Health

  By: Cate Burnette “Ack, ack, ack, aaaaaack!” …. and then plop. All cat people recognize those sounds and know exactly what bit of nastiness is waiting to be cleaned up. A hairball, called a “trichobezoar” by veterinarians, is that damp wad of undigested...

“I Think A Snake Just Bit My Dog!” What To Do If The Worst Should Happen

by Robin Perdue | Dec 9, 2015 | Pet Health

By: Cate Burnette With the mild temperatures of our Texas winters, many pet parents enjoy getting out in nature when we’re not fighting off the mosquitoes and sweat of summer. We especially love taking our furry companions along for the fun. When out hiking along the...

Feline Urinary Tract Infections: Types, Symptoms And Treatments

by Robin Perdue | Dec 2, 2015 | Pet Health

  By: Cate Burnette Our cats, whether they live inside our homes or inhabit our back yards and gardens, are subject to Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD). FLUTD can be caused by any number of reasons, including cystitis, urethral obstruction and bladder...

Ready to Celebrate Autumn? 5 Reasons to Take a Hike!

by Robin Perdue | Nov 17, 2015 | Pet Health

  National Take a Hike Day is November 17th, and there’s no better time to load up your dog and get into the fall spirit! You may be surprised to learn that hiking carries a few unique health benefits, for both humans and dogs. 1. Nature relieves stress. Studies...

Animal Diabetes – Just Like Humans, Your Pets Can Get It Too!

by Robin Perdue | Nov 17, 2015 | Pet Health

  By: Cate Burnette Is your pet suddenly losing weight, yet continuing to eat normally? Is she having accidents in the house, or needing to go outside more often to urinate? Is the litter box full of urine more than is usual for your cat? If you’re noticing these...