A blog for Pet Lovers
Lisa Allen 
No matter whether they come from your yard or a recipe for dog treats, walnuts should always be kept out of reach of dogs. Black walnuts contain toxic juglone which may cause seizures and tremors when consumed directly by dogs. One walnut alone will likely not cause any lasting harm, but it is still wise … Read more
Cats tend to be highly adaptable creatures that can withstand cold temperatures well, particularly those who spend their time outside. Indoor cats with thin coats or health issues could be at greater risk of frostbite or hypothermia in extreme cold conditions. Understanding how to recognize symptoms of cold weather for cats is vital in protecting … Read more
Pancreatitis is often an acute disease and requires hospitalization for diagnosis and management. Treatment typically entails resting the pancreas by restricting food and fluids taken orally. Anti-nausea medication and appetite stimulants may be prescribed, and in cases where cats refuse to eat, nasoesophageal or nasogastric feeding tubes might be necessary in order to avoid complications … Read more
Dogs don’t always get along, and sometimes fights between dogs can become violent and unsafe. Knowing how to respond if your pup has been attacked is essential so you can keep them safe while taking the necessary steps towards helping their recovery. Always put yourself and your children safely out of reach of any attacking … Read more
A buck refers to male goats that have been castrated or neutered while doe is the term used for female goats who haven’t undergone such procedures yet. Baby goats are commonly referred to as kids. Titers measure how strong an immune response to an infectious disease is; the higher its value is, the stronger that … Read more
Minecraft Bedrock allows players to tame parrots so that they may ride along on their shoulder by feeding them seeds (of any variety) that make them calm. Tamed birds will come perched upon your shoulder. Many people enjoy having a pet parrot sit on their shoulder. Unfortunately, however, this could also pose risks should the … Read more
Distemper vaccination should begin within six weeks of age for puppies, and boosters administered annually after that. Distemper vaccination is included as part of the combination DHPP vaccine that can also protect against parvovirus, hepatitis, and parainfluenza. Distemper is highly contagious, spreading through saliva and respiratory secretions of infected dogs, even without showing symptoms themselves. … Read more
High calcium levels can indicate serious conditions, including kidney failure, Addison’s Disease, parathyroid tumors or cancer. They may also lead to increased drinking, urination and listlessness as well as reduced appetite. Your veterinarian will conduct blood tests to diagnose hypercalcemia. They include measuring your serum total and ionized calcium concentrations. How Long Will My Dog … Read more
Dogs generally seem to relish any flavor they come into contact with when it comes to food – from their bowl of kibble to salivating over an attractive steak! We all know the saying that one dog year equals seven human years, but there are some key variables which alter this equation. Humans have 9,000 … Read more
Digestion is a complex process requiring both mechanical and chemical processes, as dogs chew food mechanically while chemical processes break it down chemically with enzymes. Furthermore, it requires extensive work from gut microbiome bacteria in order to digest properly and turn food into…ehem…poop! Breed, age and exercise can all have an effect on how quickly … Read more