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What Causes Increased Appetite in Cats?

January 9, 2018

You may have heard people exclaim that they feel “hungry as a dog”. But what about being hungry as a cat? Polyphagia refers to a medical condition where a cat expresses an increased appetite, increasing his food intake to the point of being ravenous. Polyphagia can be caused by psychological problems such as behavioral issues,…

10 Homemade Foods for Dogs With Sensitive Stomachs

March 5, 2018

Why Does My Dog Have a Sensitive Tummy? If you are reading this article, it is likely that your dog has a sensitive stomach. Symptoms of sensitive stomachs in dogs include loose stools, flatulence, and occasional vomiting. If any of these symptoms are severe, or if your dog exhibits both vomiting and diarrhea together, it…

Siberian Husky Health Problems & Issues

November 23, 2017

The Siberian Husky breed has an average lifespan of 12 to 14 years and are an ideal pet choice for lots of different people, including families. However, purebred Huskies do have a number of canine health problems that prospective owners should consider. As with all animals, it’s important to be aware of the common health…

Shiba Inu Health Problems and Issues

September 25, 2017

If you’ve landed on this article, it might be because you adore the little fox-like Shiba Inu and you’re doing your due diligence before purchasing one. Or perhaps you’ve just welcomed one of them into your home, and now you want to be aware of the certain conditions that can afflict this breed, so to…

German Shepherd Health Problems & Issues

October 20, 2017

Bred to be the most efficient and powerful herding dog in the world, what came about is a remarkably intelligent, adaptable, and resilient canine. Yet unlike many working-class dogs, the German Shepherd is a great family pet. With those they love and trust, that natural aloofness vanishes and in its place rests a soft puppy-hearted…

How to Stop Diarrhea in Dogs

January 11, 2018

Just as in humans, diarrhea in dogs is not normal and can be a symptom of a much more serious problem. If you notice your dog’s stool has suddenly become loose or discolored, seek out veterinary attention in order to quickly diagnose the root cause. It may simply be a reaction to something your dog…

Wet Food vs. Dry Food for Cats: What is Best?

February 18, 2019

Factors such as quality and quantity of ingredients truly matter when it comes to food. An increased focus on a balanced diet has led us to make more informed decisions when it comes to food. But what about cat food? When shopping for your kitty, do you consider these same factors? Cat food generally comes…

My Cat Vomited Food: What Do I Do?

February 17, 2019

Oh no! Bring out the carpet cleaner and call the vet. It’s never fun to see your kitty ill or have to clean up after him for that matter. Of course, seeing your cat vomiting is always going to raise some concerns in your mind as well as questions like, “what I do?” There’s going…

What to Do If Your Dog Is Farting A Lot

January 18, 2019

It’s a somewhat funny and definitely smelly truth that dogs fart. Sometimes, they fart a lot. If you’ve ever been sitting around the house or cleaning the kitchen, minding your own business, when a foul and odious smell sweeps through the room, then you know what this blog post is about. Unfortunately, you’ve become an…

Common Causes of Dog Farting

January 10, 2019

Let’s face it. Dog farts can be nothing short of absolutely foul. So foul in fact, the really bad ones can make you want to leave the room. Of course, not all dog farts are smelly. Some are just loud and embarrassing, especially if you have company over and your dog lets one rip right…

No appetite can be a sign of a more serious issue.

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