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They’re loyal companions, filled with vigor, and quite sassy. You can find them in a purse, on a couch, or barking at another companion twenty times their size. They’re one of those dog breeds you either hate or love. The Chihuahua is one of the tiniest toy-dogs in existence. Originating a century ago, these dogs…

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The Chihuahua is one of the most dynamic and misunderstood dog breeds in existence. They’re sort of the ‘love em’ or hate em’’ dog which are adored by many, and nuisances to others. The smallest dog of all 155 AKC dog breeds—never weighing in past 7lbs—their fragile bodies are no obstacle for their stubborn and…

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Irritable Bowel Syndrome is a gastrointestinal infection that can happen to any dog if he is faced with the wrong diet, stressor or environmental factor. It’s not always known what causes IBS, and its most common symptoms are shared with many other disorders, so if you think your dog may have IBS, it’s important to…

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Chihuahuas are one of the most adaptable and easy to manage dog breeds. Their petite size, loving rapport, and docile nature make for easy housebreaking and comfortable living. They’re the perfect apartment dog and small enough to fit into purses, which happens to be a habitat they quite enjoy. But one thing that’s overlooked is…

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Giardia in puppies and dogs is an infection of the intestines. It’s one of the most common intestinal parasites in both dogs and humans. Typically, the infection occurs in the small intestine. It is caused by a single-celled organism called a protozoan parasite. Note that giardia must be ingested to cause an infection, whether by…

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You’ve fallen in love with the orange-red puppy that looks a lot like a fox. You’re ready to bring him home until you notice the fluffiness of his fur and start thinking about the shedding. Shiba Inus have beautiful, fluffy coats and while they’re cute and cuddly, they are also extreme shedders. But, with the…

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You’ve done your homework and have spent hours upon hours researching the Shiba Inu. You know that they shed heavily twice a year. You know that they are relatively easy to housebreak because they don’t like to soil their living space. And you know all there is to know about their different personality quirks.  …

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Life with pets is full of interesting twists and turns, especially when it comes to navigating their health. Understanding their symptoms and identifying possible health conditions all comes down to what’s considered normal (or abnormal) for your dog. Autoimmune disease in dogs, specifically, can result in a range of symptoms and signs that show your…

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Heart disease in dogs is similar to the same disease in humans in many ways. Both have serious effects that can at times be fatal to the sufferer. As with humans, there are multiple types of heart disease including coronary and congestive. Unlike humans, however, most dogs don’t suffer from coronary artery disease, which is…

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A cat that poops regularly is a healthy cat. And most likely, a happy cat! Just like people, cats need regular bowel movements to expel waste and toxins, and keep their little bodies in tip-top shape. As a rule of thumb, your cat should be pooping at least once a day, although a cat’s bowel…

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