Pet Health Blog
As winter brings cozy vibes to our homes, it's important to stay mindful of hidden dangers that can put our pets at risk.
What are the Signs of Congestive Heart Failure in a Dog?
Every pet owner is concerned about something happening to their canine family member. When it comes to Congestive Heart Failure, early detection can make a big difference. For some dogs early detection is possible.
Can Dogs and Cats have Heart Attacks?
Although it is possible, it is extremely rare for most animals to have a heart attack. For humans, a heart attack occurs when a blood vessel that flows to the heart gets blocked.
Echocardiograms for Dogs and Cats
What is an Echocardiogram? Typically performed by a veterinary cardiologist, an echocardiogram is a diagnostic tool for looking closely at the heart.
Heart Murmurs in Dogs : What You Need to Know
A heart murmur is an abnormal sound that a veterinarian hears when listening to a pet's heart with a stethoscope. Normally, an animal's sounds just like a human heart.
Creating a Cozy Apartment for Your Pets
With the space constraints of apartments, creating a safe and comfortable environment for your pet can sometimes be a challenge. From sourcing the right pet products to creating easier access for your pets, there can be a lot that goes into creating a cozy little apartment pad for your pet.
The New Normal: Living with an Elderly Dog
Just as no two dogs are alike, each dog’s aging process is also unique. But there are some universal ways to help our older furry friends make the most of life.
