It’s natural for your heart to jump into your throat the first time you see your beloved kitty having a seizure. Feline seizures are a scary sight to behold, especially if you don’t know what triggered the convulsions. We explain what to do when your cat has a seizure, so the experience is less stressfulRead More

If you catch yourself wrinkling your nose when Pup breathes near your face, canine gum disease could be the culprit. Bad breath is one sign of periodontal disease in dogs – gum inflammation that occurs when plaque and tartar accumulate on the teeth. This condition is widespread among dogs, impacting nearly 90 per cent ofRead More