Pet Care Resources

Parasite Prevention For Cats And Dogs

If my pet is an only indoor pet, do I still need parasite prevention?The answer is yes! You may not notice it but sometimes we play a part in to br...

Gastrointestinal Stasis

What is GI Stasis? Gastrointestinal Stasis, in short GI Stasis, known as the silent killer in rabbits' health is a serious, common health issue eve...

Pet Dental Health

How would you feel when something is stuck between your teeth and you just can’t remove it? Now, imagine that happened to your fur friend.

Ear mites

Otodectes cynotis, which is also known as ear mites, is a type of ectoparasite that usually lives in the ear canal of your pet. They feed themselve...

Mange Mites, Demodex

Demodex canis aka “Red mange” Demodex are cigar-shaped, eight-legged parasites commonly found in dogs. They are normally found within the hair fo...

Cat Carrier Introduction

Your cat’s carrier is an essential part of its life. Whether you’re taking her for a vet visit, travelling to visit your family/friends or evacuati...

Is Your Dog Really Being Dominant?

For the longest time ever, traditional training ideologies and the media have been telling us that our dogs are trying to be the ‘alpha’.

Constipation In Cats

Constipation occurs when the body is unable to empty out the bowels. This results in accumulation of feces in the colon. The colon is part of the l...

Gastric Dilation Volvulus

Gastric dilation volvulus (GDV), commonly known as “bloat,” is a life-threatening condition that can affect every breed of any age at any time. It ...

Pyometra in Dogs

Often, veterinarians encourage pet owners to sterilize their pets if there is no intention of breeding them, especially female dogs. This is becaus...

Intervertebral Disc Disease In Dogs

IVDD (Intervertebral Disc Disease), otherwise known as slipped disc, is a disease that affects the intervertebral disc. Genetically, some dogs are ...

Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease

Lower urinary tract disease (LUTD) covers a range of disorders from mild to serious. The signs of LUTD are usually referred to as lower urinary tra...