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No Fun In a Sore Bum: A Brief Exposé on Anal Glands

Scooting is not a trendy new dance move invented by your pet. It may be a sign of a deeper issue, so deep that where this problem originates, not even the sun shines!

What are Uroliths, Commonly Referred to as Bladder Stones?

Uroliths develop when minerals build up in the bladder and cause a rock like formation. Breeds predisposed to bladder stones?

Your Dog’s Cough

Bordetella, or more commonly known as ‘kennel cough’, is a highly contagious respiratory disease in dogs. Its nickname comes from the likelihood of breakouts in kennels or other high populated dog areas – if you’ve noticed your dog emitting a sort of ‘honking’ type cough and they’ve recently been at a dog park, grooming facility […]

Why Does My Pet Need Annual Examinations?

Animals age faster than we do. One year for us is the equivalent of several for them, which is why yearly exams are so important.

The Truth About Pet Food By-Products

By-Product: A secondary product produced in addition to the principle product, according to the AAFCO Official Publication 2008. Myth: Pet foods containing ingredients listed as “by-products” are inferior. Truth: By-products are common ingredients in both human and pet food. A by-product is simple something produced in the making of something else. By-products come from many […]

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