Puppies

• What Food Should You Feed Your Elderly Cat?

  Cats have a much longer lifespan than dogs do. Which raises the question, “what should you feed your elderly cat?” Not unlike the last meal, if your cat is truly nearing the end of her life, then the answer to that question is to feed her whatever she wants!
  
  Cats are generally picky when it comes to food. Even getting them to eat anything at all is considered a success. To maximize the amount of time your cats live and spend with you and her health in general, there are a few things that you can do.

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• How Obesity Can Increase The Risk Of Diabetes In Your Dog

  According to a survey conducted by the Association of Pet Obesity Prevention in May 2014, more than half, which is 54% to be specific, of pet dogs in the US are obese or overweight. This means that a whopping number of dogs weigh 30% more than the average ideal body, which exposes them to numerous health issues like diabetes, joint pains, heart problems, digestive and reproductive problems.

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• 8 Steps to Clean Your Dog’s Teeth Properly

  If there is one part of canine grooming that often gets overlooked, it is their teeth. The vast majority of dog owners only remember to brush their canines coat until it looks shiny and clips nails so that the canines can walk without making any noise.

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• Why Ticks Can Be Extremely Dangerous For Your Cat

  During the summer season, the number of parasites such as fleas and ticks found in your feline friend’s body will increase significantly. Although a single tick is incapable of draining considerable amounts of blood from your cat’s body, a large number of ticks can cause your feline friend to suffer from anemia. Another reason why ticks are dangerous to your cat is that they carry dangerous diseases that can be fatal. Here are four tick-borne diseases that can infect your cat.

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• Is Your Cat Stressed? 5 Signs That Might Help You Know

  Even though your feline friends may be going through episodes of anxiety and stress, they are masters of disguising their discomfort. Chronic stress makes cats vulnerable to a large number of diseases as it suppresses their immunity.

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