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A cat that coughs, wheezes or breathes with effort may have feline asthma, an inflammatory airway condition that can range from mild irritation to a…
Parasites can affect cats, dogs and other companion animals at any time of year. Some are easy to spot, such as fleas moving through a coat, while others…
Cats are experts at concealing discomfort. In the wild, appearing weak can attract predators, so a cat may continue eating, grooming, and moving around while…
Seasonal shedding is a normal part of a dog’s coat cycle, but the loose fur can quickly collect on furniture, clothing, and floors. Regular grooming helps…
Aggressive behavior in a cat or dog can be frightening, confusing, and difficult to manage safely. Growling, snapping, lunging, biting, guarding, or sudden…
A sore paw, tender joint, or sudden limp can be alarming, especially when your pet cannot explain what hurts. Limping may result from something minor, such as…
Feline leukemia virus, commonly called FeLV, is one of the most important infectious diseases affecting cats. It can weaken the immune system, contribute to…
Stairs can become an everyday hazard for an older dog. Arthritis, reduced muscle strength, vision changes, balance problems, and slower reflexes may make each…
Blood pressure is an important part of a dog’s overall health, yet it is often overlooked during routine care. High blood pressure, also called hypertension,…
Vomiting is common in cats and dogs, but it can range from a brief stomach upset to a sign of poisoning, intestinal obstruction, kidney disease, pancreatitis,…