You might have seen your dog scratching or licking its fur or paws intensely. If you feel uncomfortable while seeing your four-foot friend biting its own tail, just imagine what your animal love must be going through! Itchiness, persistent licking, and rashes; all these signs indicate that your canine is suffering from skin allergy, also… Read More »
What is Revolution for Cats? Revolution for cats has been considered one of the best parasitic treatments for cats. Why so? Because first of all, the solution is topical and quick drying and works for a complete 30 days. Secondly, it is a multi-spectrum treatment which not just treats adult flea infestation but also kills… Read More »
Hotspots are one of the most hideous skin diseases a dog can get. These skin lesions develop as scars or sores and are not just awfully itchy but painful too. They appear on the skin without any prior warnings and make pet’s life horrible. Therefore, it is imperative to have complete knowledge of the condition… Read More »
Does your dog love to eat just about anything? Keep a watch! We all know dogs love to explore and eat whatever they get in front of their eyes. In the quest of exploring things or satiating their hunger, they sometimes mistakenly ingest those objects or parts of it that can prove extremely dangerous to… Read More »
Lice are parasites that attach themselves to the host body and feed on the host’s blood. But only one species of lice makes its home on cats, a species called Felicola Subrostratus. This species of lice do not infect dogs, people, or other pets. Cats living in unsanitary conditions are prone to develop lice issue.… Read More »
Skin issues in pets make there life miserable. Pets parents need to keep a deep watch on the pet’s activity. A normal scratching can be a sign of fleas, ticks and other worms infections. Use proper fleas and ticks prevention and nutrition foods rich in fatty acids. This will improve the overall development of skin and coat health… Read More »
Just like human beings, dogs too can suffer from Alopecia, also known as hair loss. The reasons for this hair loss can be from the environment to genetics. But the major problem is that the doggy’s body is covered with fur, which can make an atrocious visual image for dog owners when their dogs lose… Read More »
It has been estimated at 65% of U.S. households have one or more animals. This means that there are more than 79.7 million homes and for allergy sufferers it means a lot of fur, fluff and feathers. More than 9% of all U.S. citizens test positive for animal allergens irrespective of the pet presence. The… Read More »
Every doggie has a habit of itching and scratching, but when you find that your furry friend is itching a lot more than usual it is time to find out the exact cause of the problem and then a possible way to treat it. It is quite difficult to define excessive itching because each and… Read More »