Sustainable pet food
Key points A dog’s tendency to aggressive behavior is mainly based on the environment it grew up in and the way its owners treat it. However, some breeds are considered non-aggressive and are known to make the best companions for families with children and seniors. Bernese Mountain Dogs, Golden and Labrador Retrievers, Newfoundlands, Bulldogs, and Greyhounds make great loving…
Key points The average price to spay a female dog in the UK is £170 for a traditional ovariohysterectomy, £350 for a keyhole spay, and £1,000 for a pyometra spay. In the US, it costs between $50–$500 to spay a dog. The price depends on your location and the veterinary service you choose. The price of spaying surgery includes…
Key points The cost of neutering depends on your dog’s age, breed, weight, health condition, and the vet clinic you choose. The average cost of neutering a dog in the UK is between £110 to £230, depending on the pet’s size. In the US, the cost of neutering a dog is between $50 to $600, depending on where you…
Key points Bloody vomit is a relatively common condition for canines. It can be harmless in some cases and life-threatening in others; Typical triggers for blood in a dog’s vomit may vary from the dog chewing on bones to cancer; If you notice that your pet threw up blood, bring it to the vet immediately since this may have…
Key points If your cat meows excessively, constantly grooms itself, stops using the litter box, and expresses aggressive behavior, it could be a sign of separation anxiety. It’s best not to leave your cat alone for more than 24 hours. Ask a friend to check on your cat, get a pet sitter, or use boarding facilities, as leaving your…
Key points DHPP is a combination vaccine that provides dogs with protection against four viral illnesses, namely distemper, adenovirus, parainfluenza, and parvovirus; DHPP is regarded as a core vaccine, meaning that it is recommended for every pet; Once your dog is 6 weeks old, you can get it vaccinated. A booster dose should be administered every one to three…
Key points Canine alopecia is a condition where a dog loses an abnormal amount of hair partially or completely. This condition doesn’t depend on the breed, size, age, or gender of the animal, but some breeds are genetically more predisposed to it; The most common causes of hair loss in dogs are allergies, improper function of the endocrine system,…
Key points Onions are very dangerous for dogs because they contain N-propyl disulfide or thiosulfate, which causes a shortage of red blood cells and can lead to anemia and hemolytic anemia. If your dog is experiencing lethargy, red urine, pale or bluish gums, elevated heart rate, loss of appetite, vomiting, and panting, it may indicate that the pet has…
Key points Spirulina is a species of cyanobacteria found in lakes, ponds, and other bodies of water. It is an excellent source of protein, vitamins, and minerals. It’s safe to feed spirulina to your dog as long as you purchase a high-quality supplement. Today, more and more people are beginning to realize the benefits of wholesome, nutritious, plant-based food….
Key points Cats of all breeds get hairballs, and this condition generally isn’t dangerous. It is caused by grooming, as cats can catch hairs on their papillae (tiny hook-like structures on the tongue). If a large amount of hair is stuck in the stomach, it forces a cat to vomit. Hairballs happen more often in long-haired breeds and older…
