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What to Do When Your Cat Won’t Drink Water

What to Do When Your Cat Won’t Drink Water

Cats evolved in dry environments and naturally drink little, which raises the risk of urinary and kidney problems. Offering the right water and a few simple tricks can keep your cat well hydrated.

Pet Health ๐Ÿ“… December 31, 2020
Can Teddy Dogs Eat Shrimp?

Can Teddy Dogs Eat Shrimp?

Teddies can eat a little shrimp meat but not much. Avoid seafood in generalโ€”especially squid and crabโ€”and keep shrimp to a small amount, or diarrhea and gut trouble can follow. A balanced kibble remains the healthiest everyday base.

Pet Health ๐Ÿ“… December 15, 2020
Can Samoyeds Eat Rice?

Can Samoyeds Eat Rice?

Yes, but only in small amounts. Plain rice alone lacks the vitamins and minerals a Samoyed needs, and starchy food encourages tartar and gum disease. A balanced kibble is the best base, with plain boiled vegetables as an occasional add-in.

Pet Health ๐Ÿ“… December 12, 2020
What Parasites Live Inside Cats

What Parasites Live Inside Cats

Cats can harbor several internal parasites, each with its own tell-tale signs. Roundworms, hookworms, filarial worms, and tapeworms differ in appearance and symptoms but all deserve prompt attention. A regular deworming routine is the simplest way to protect your cat's health.

Pet Health ๐Ÿ“… November 10, 2020
Post-Weaning Nutrition Care for Puppies

Post-Weaning Nutrition Care for Puppies

The biggest challenge after weaning is moving a puppy smoothly from mother's milk to solid kibble, best done with a weaning paste that mixes with varying amounts of water. Puppies also need extra calcium during this bone-growth stage, introduced only after about two months of age.

Pet Health ๐Ÿ“… November 9, 2020
What to Do About a Red Lump on Your Dog’s Leg

What to Do About a Red Lump on Your Dog’s Leg

A red lump on the leg isn't normal โ€” it may be lingering inflammation or abnormal cell growth, and needs a vet check. Watch its speed; fast growth or bursting means see the vet at once, as it could be malignant. Most are cured with one surgery.

Pet Health ๐Ÿ“… October 9, 2020