Our pet’s happiness is always our priority, and we’d all love nothing more than to know what’s going on in their fluffy little heads. While cats can’t communicate with us in the traditional sense, there are still some ways we can study our cat’s body language to better understand how they’re feeling.

Dexamethasone is a type of steroid that is used both in human and veterinary medicine. It is primarily used to reduce inflammation but also serves various other medical purposes. Used carefully, this medication can provide relief from a variety of diseases but it must be used exactly as directed to avoid serious side effects.

Water is one of the foundations of life, and very few living things can survive for long without it, including cats. This can make it concerning if it looks like your cat isn’t drinking, but it’s important to remember that cats do drink water and should always have access to fresh, clean water at all times.

Welcoming a new pet into the home is both a joyous and mildly stressful experience, especially when that new pet is a rambuctious kitten.

Unlike dogs, cats are naturally quite solitary animals, and many are perfectly fine not being with their human every second of the day. That said, cats are lovers of routine and even the slightest change–the kids going back to school or you going back to work—can be enough to put them ill at ease and trigger symptoms of anxiety.

Did you know that February is the official Pet Dental Health Month? We've put together this guide to help you understand the importance of caring for your dog's teeth as well as highlighting the key signs of dog gum disease and what you can do to prevent it.

**Marijuana is Toxic to Cats**: Cats should not consume marijuana in any form, whether through inhalation or ingestion, due to toxic effects.

A big part of horse ownership is caring for their health, both inside and out. This means ensuring their akin and coat are in optimum condition year around, especially when things get wet and muddy.

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) describes the gradual loss of kidney function over time. The kidneys normally filter waste products out of the blood. The waste is then excreted, or released, in the urine. Cats with CKD have kidneys that are not functioning properly. So, the waste products accumulate in their bloodstream and they suffer from symptoms of this illness. CKD occurs over a period of time and can be deadly for cats.

One of the most important aspects of pet ownership is ensuring your pet is getting all the nutrients they need from its diet. Sound easy enough, right?