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What to Do When a Sick Dog Refuses Medication
A sick dog with cough, fever, and poor spirits was first thought to have distemper, but the vet said it was just a common cold and prescribed some medication. So the problem shifted from fearing distemper to how to get the dog to take the medicine. This article explains what to do when a sick dog refuses to take medicine.
What Is Hypoglycemia in Dogs
People can have low blood sugar, and dogs can too. So how does hypoglycemia in dogs show up, and in what situations is a dog prone to it? Let us analyze.
Should You Do Ear Care After Bathing a Cat?
Pet ear disease is rising; a cat with ear trouble shakes its head, scratches with hind legs, and smells bad. Untreated, it scratches endlessly and hurts itself.
Chinchilla Care Essentials
When keeping a chinchilla, never feed spicy or cooked food — many deaths come from bad diet. In hot summers, cool them down. The author shares more chinchilla care notes.
Precautions for Feeding Milk to Cats
Like us mammals, cats can have milk nutrition for life. Here's how to feed it.
Cat Internal Deworming: Timing and Notes
Cat deworming has internal and external types, very different, targeting different parasites. Both are needed and not interchangeable. Here are the timing and notes.
Do Cats Have a Food-Transition Period?
Each cat food has different nutrition; some cats get diarrhea, vomiting, or refuse food from sudden switches, even enteritis — because the gut can't adapt at once.
Kitten Won’t Eat or Drink After Arriving in a New Home
How should you care for a kitten that has just arrived in a new home? Many first-time owners lack experience and run into problems, and a kitten refusing food and water is among the most common.
What Cat Supplies Do You Need to Prepare?
Choose sensibly from the list below according to your budget. Add items gradually as you can afford them, or go for better products if money is no object.
What Is the Typical Process for Buying a Cat?
If you've prepared to get a cat, the first thing to settle is your budget. After checking the local market, set a realistic range—a cat stays with you for a decade or more, so picking a healthy, good-looking one matters more.