Just as we brush our hair and teeth, trim our toenails, and get regular skin checkups, our pets require the same attention and care. It’s not just a matter of a cute post-grooming photo op, either (though the pictures are always very adorable). Rather, grooming is important to your pet’s general health and wellbeing, and… Read More

Cats are susceptible to oral disease and complications when their dental hygiene is less than desirable. Those ailments include gingivitis, plaque buildup, and what’s referred to as “tooth resorption” or lesions — also known as cat or kitty cavities — which are, yep, you guessed it – the feline equivalent to human cavities. That said,… Read More

On average, people visit their dentist every six months. But how often do you provide dental care for your dog or cat? Many of the same dental illnesses and conditions humans develop are also developed by pets. Taking care of your pet’s teeth and gums is essential to maintaining good health; and just like in humans, complications… Read More

For February, vets want you to remember to take care of your pet’s teeth! From stinky breath to painful complications, dental issues in pets can be serious business. Both cats and dogs can suffer from dental diseases and conditions that can drastically reduce their quality of life, or be a sign of something wrong internally…. Read More

While brushing your dog or cat’s teeth can seem like a daunting task, it’s much simpler than it looks. The process is rarely dangerous, but getting acclimated does requires trust and patience on the part of both animals and pet parents. Never force a dog or cat to do anything! Some pets are skittish or stubborn… Read More

A cat’s coat is its fur and pride – felines spend hours every day grooming themselves. Some common illnesses in cats can cause painful or unpleasant symptoms that result in fur loss, changes in fur texture, or dandruff. Here’s a quick guide to abnormal coat symptoms in cats and their potential causes. Cat Hair Loss… Read More

Proper grooming of your pets is essential; it can help prevent health issues and keeps your home fur-free. The ears are a sensitive part of your pet’s body, and can be difficult to clean. Without the proper knowledge, you can injure your cat or dog or cause the animal pain. Here are three simple steps… Read More

Brushing your cat’s teeth may seem like an impossible feat. After all, something simple like combing their fur or trimming their toe nails requires a hefty dose of patience…and maybe even a couple bandages after the fact. The truth is that many cats dislike having their teeth brushed, but they will get used to it… Read More

Grooming your pet is essential to their health; it offers an opportunity to inspect them for any abnormalities and can prevent many medical issues from arising. Clipping a cat or dog’s nails can prove a bit tricky at first, but eventually both you and your pet will get used to the process. Some pets or… Read More

Your pet’s coat provides a barrier between the outside world and its sensitive skin. It’s important to keep this protection in place by keeping your animal neat and tidy. Here are the top five reasons you should keep a strict grooming regimen for your pet. It provides an opportunity to inspect the skin. Since animals’… Read More

In the dog days (pun intended) of summer, the weather is likely to hit temperatures your pet’s not used to! Since dogs cool themselves by panting, not sweating, their coat provides an important barrier between them and the outside world. Besides the standard tips, like not leaving your dog inside the car on a hot… Read More