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If you’re worried that your cat may have had a miscarriage, please read on. Canna-pet has created this resource to walk through potential signs of a cat miscarrying and what to do if this occurs. As always, after reviewing, we do advise consulting with your trusted veterinary professional. This is important because, as you’ll see…

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Unfortunately, dogs can get the flu just like their human counterparts. Canine influenza was first recognized in dogs in 2004. This health problem was originally thought to be related to the horse flu virus that was circulating, but when tested, genetic differences were found and it was officially declared as canine influenza. Whatever the species,…

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A dog’s paws serve a variety of functions in your dog’s life. While they might not be quite as cute as a dog’s perky or floppy ears or their large and expressive eyes, they still hold a lot of power, which is why you should take dog paw protection seriously as an owner. Did you…

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I also wanted to say Thank you for Canna-Pet. You gave me 7 months more of pain free time with Sam. Time I would not have had without your product.

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You love your loyal canine companion and with good reason! They’re called “man’s best friend”, after all. But as much as you love spending quality time with your pup, there are probably times when you wonder why your dog keeps following you around everywhere you go. Even the most loving dogs can be a bit…

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As any dog owner knows, our four-legged friends are a lot like humans – they have their favorite things, and will often go out of their way to protect what they believe is theirs. So it probably comes as no surprise that our fur babies will sometimes display signs of possessive behavior over their beloved…

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At some point in your dog’s life, there may come a day where anesthesia is required because a surgical procedure has become necessary. Anesthesia is comprised of certain drugs used to help depress the nervous system of your dog so that they are calm, sedated, and pain-free during their procedure. Note that when a dog…

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t’s normal for pet owners to be apprehensive about certain veterinary procedures, especially when their dog will be anesthetized. While the concern is understandable, the risks associated with canine anesthesia are low and side effects can be minimized with proper planning and postoperative care. Is your pup going under anesthesia soon? If so, keep reading…

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You love your dog, so it may feel hard to witness or realize: They can be a dominant aggressive dog. And you’re not sure what to do about it. It’s great that you are concerned and looking to take action; that is the first and one of the most important steps. It happens to many…

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Cats will often hack and sound like they are choking when trying to cough up a hairball. However, sometimes a cat isn’t merely coughing but actually is choking on something. When a cat chokes on a foreign object, it can become life-threatening if the object gets stuck. Choking is very common and is often the…

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