Typically, we think of humans developing glaucoma, but not dogs or cats. However, pets do suffer from glaucoma too. If left untreated a dog or cat with glaucoma can lose partial vision or go completely blind.
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If your pet has been losing its hair at an alarming rate or developing bald spots in unusual places, it could be the sign of an underlying disease
You just got home from a long day at work. Your dog greets you at the door. It is so happy to see you that it leaves a puddle of urine right at your feet or piddles on your brand new shoes.
Should you be concerned if your dog or cat has experienced a sudden weight loss? The answer is yes! If your pet has lost more than 10 percent of its body weight, you need to be concerned, very concerned.
With warm summer breezes come legions of fleas and ticks determined to feast off your dogs and cats. What’s a pet owner to do?
What is Heartworm Disease? Basically, heartworm disease is caused by worms (some grow up to one foot in length) living inside your pet’s heart, lungs or the blood vessels related to these vital organs.