Shedding can never be completely eliminated. It’s necessary for the health of the dogs skin.
Most “Lo-Shed” treatments consist of a conditioner for the coat to soften the hair, and then alot of brushing and carding out the coat, so that the hair that is ready to fall out now gets taken out, and less ends [...]

Question :
My little neighbour found a hurt robin in her backyard one day ago and is trying to nurse him/her back to health. Her dog got the baby. The live one drinks water but has not eaten since yesterday. She sits quietly, not moving. My little friend is doing all she can. Any tips?

Question :
My dog (a 10 month old male cockapoo) seems to be fine (still very playful and active) but has not been eating or drinking as much as he used to. The main difference I have noticed is that he seems to be having a harder time eliminating (constipated), and I guess it’s because he [...]

1.) How will a male cat and a girl dog shitzu get along?
More than gender it depends on your dog’s temperment and socialization. Animals tend to get along better with the opposite sex, but if the dog dislikes cats then it’s going to dislike all cats. This comes down to training.
2.) When leaving the house [...]

Most people ignore oral care for their dogs. Maintaining oral health is of primary importance to your dog’s overall health and wellness. Be proactive to reduce the possibility of periodontal disease and its complications. Maintenance will take 10 minutes twice a week.
Instructions
* STEP 1: Evidence shows that brushing your dog’s teeth is the best way [...]

Overview
When a cat is suffering from kidney failure, but is free of other illnesses, it may be a suitable candidate for a kidney transplant. Depending on the transplant program, the criteria used to determine if a cat is suitable can be different. A cat with very early kidney failure or very advanced kidney failure is [...]

Overview
A cat can get tail injuries in various ways. While there is sometimes an obvious kink in the tail, in most cases there is no discernable external trauma, or the trauma goes unnoticed because of other more significant wounds on the cat’s body. While the spinal cord does not extend down to the tail, there [...]

Overview
Most commonly known as “cat scratch fever,� the disease one can get following a cat scratch is in fact an infection caused by the bacterium Bartonella henselae. The bacterium parasitizes fleas, so generally speaking a cat is much more likely to be a carrier of cat scratch disease if it has a flea problem. Dogs [...]