Puppies

• How to Treat Ear Disease in Your Cat?

  Complaints about problems in a cat’s ears come up very often from cat owners. Although your cat may not have an ear problem yet, it is still better to know about it because a pet is a family member, and no amount of precaution can be enough. If you suspect that your cat may have ear diseases, the safest bet would be to show it to a vet. However, you can do a few things first to determine whether the problem is a severe one, or a minor one.

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• Taking Care Of Your Cat’s Teeth

  Cats have 30 teeth and once they reach adulthood, it is not easy for them to take care of their teeth on their own. Unlike us, they cannot brush their teeth and domestic cats cannot find a replacement for chewing on grass and bones – which is their way of keeping all their teeth clean in the wilderness. Here are a few ways to establish a hygienic dental regimen for your cat.

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• Is your Cat Losing a Lot of Hair?

  Alopecia (hair loss) is one of the most common problems faced by cats. The hair loss can be complete or partial, and the patterns symmetrical or varied. Depending on the cause of the hair loss, there are a few treatment options, although limited.

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• When you get a new puppy, it is only natural to want to hang out with them and cuddle and play all day. However, there are a number of things you need to do in the first few weeks – to ensure good health and establish good behavior patterns. It will pay off in the long run. When the fully-grown adult dog is well-behaved and balanced, you will be glad of the effort you put in.

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