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When did you last check your pets’ teeth? All pet owners are required to check their pet’s teeth regularly if they want to identify and tackle dental problems early. In this write-up, we’ll look at why pet dental care is important and measures you can take to ensure the same.

Similar to humans, the monotonous routine bores dogs too.  As such, keeping them engaged mentally and introducing them to new worlds, is vital. This article prevents them from developing negative behavior and ensures they’re always active.

While cats are considered as an animal with a long lifespan, there are significant factors such as nutrition, health, and environment that can impact their age. In this blog, we help you understand how to convert your feline’s age to human years.

Prompt veterinary care and treatment is a necessity when faced with ringworm infections. In this article, we’ve detailed all you need to know about this condition, including its symptoms, diagnosis, and possible treatment options. Read through to know more!

Pet owners are often very anxious about veterinary procedures, such as surgeries that involve the use of anesthesia. In this article, we’ll strive to understand how anesthetics work on dogs, it’s potential side-effects, and what you can do to minimize such risks.

There is no shortage of veterinary hygiene products in the market, but if you are concerned about the safety of both the animal and the practitioner, always go for a proven brand such as F10. Here we debunk some of the common myths touted by sub-standard product manufacturers.

Like humans, animals can also be allergic to pollen, dust mites, spores, insects, and even food. Allergy tests can help pet owners to confirm their suspicions and take remedial measure to combat such causes and help their companions led a better life.

The dog is placed in a dorsal recumbency with the affected limb suspended from a stand. Make sure that the dog’s paws are not fixed too tightly, since the affected limb will be put against the table later in the surgery. Rapid Luxation is performed through a medial skin incision.

Even with the best of care, horses like any other animal are prone to occasional bouts of illness, injury, or related conditions. In order to minimize the risk of such ailments from occurring, it is important to recognize such signs and to provide them adequate treatment.

When used correctly, canine supplements can combat inflammation and joint pain. When used irresponsibly, however, they may have the opposite effect. This article details how you can determine if your dog is the right candidate for canine supplements.