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How to Treat Cat Stomatitis
Feline stomatitis, formally known as gingivostomatitis-pharyngitis syndrome (GSPC), is an immunodeficiency disease caused by a sharp drop in immunity. Below we introduce how cat stomatitis is treated.
How to Treat Blood Parasites (Schistosomiasis) in Dogs
Canine blood-parasite infection may show as fever, jaundice, or blood in stool or urine, depending on the parasite. Prevention is regular deworming; acute schistosomiasis needs vet diagnosis, not self-medication.
How to Choose Dog Bowls, Waterers and Feeders
Homes with pets surely keep several sets of pet tableware; most use traditional bowls - plastic, ceramic, stainless steel - in various shapes, chosen by the owner's taste.
Do Dogs Cry Because They Are Sad?
Many have seen dogs shed tears and think the dog cries from moved or reluctant feelings. Do dogs really use tears to show emotion like humans?
Do Dogs Really Smile?
The internet is full of funny dog smile photos; the Samoyed's angel smile and the Shiba's healing smile once made them trendy, and many homes got Samoyeds and Shibas because of it.
How to Correct a Dog That Jumps on People
Dog jumping is a common bad behavior; have you seen two dogs play and chase, pouncing and nipping? That is their way of communicating.
The ‘Innocent’ Male Cat: How Male and Female Cats Differ in Heat
Your male kitten won't go into heat on his own - he's passively triggered. The bad behaviors (mood swings, howling, spraying, even running off) are caused by a female's sex pheromones. Read on to understand why.
How to Train Your Dog Not to Eat Things on Walks
Dogs sometimes eat strange food on walks and get severe poisoning, so today we explain how to train a dog to avoid eating off the ground. For your dog's health, learn the 'leave it' training.
Cat Mastitis: Symptoms and Treatment
Cats usually have 4 pairs of nipples, symmetric. Mastitis can hit one or several glands and is common during lactation. It is a bacterial infection of the mammary gland. The most common bacteria are E. coli, staphylococcus and beta-hemolytic streptococcus.
Can Cat Hookworms Infect Humans?
Hookworm is a tiny nematode about 1-2 mm long living in the duodenum of the small intestine. It attaches to the intestinal wall with six hook-like teeth and feeds mainly on blood, causing anemia in cats. Hookworm is relatively common in dogs, less in cats.