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Immune-mediated Thrombocytopenia in Cats
Cats
Health & Safety

Immune-mediated Thrombocytopenia in Cats

Immune-mediated thrombocytopenia or IMT, is a health disorder that sees a cat's own immune system attacking and destroying its own blood pla...Read more
Cat Coat Types
Cats
General
Breed Facts

Cat Coat Types

Until comparatively recently, cats only had two types of coats, short haired and long haired. This is still generally true of ordinary pet c...Read more
Cats and their blood groups
Cats
Health & Safety

Cats and their blood groups

Just like humans (and dogs) cats have distinct blood groups, although there are only three different types in cats, as opposed to four major...Read more
Seven fascinating facts about your dog’s saliva
Dogs
Health & Safety

Seven fascinating facts about your dog’s saliva

It is always interesting to learn a new fact about your dog, their behaviour, temperament or physical makeup, and the more obscure such fact...Read more
Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) in Cats
Cats
Health & Safety

Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) in Cats

Feline Immunodeficiency Virus or FIV is a complicated type of retrovirus and it seriously and negatively impacts a cat's own immune system. ...Read more
Seven issues that can affect your dog’s claws
Dogs
Health & Safety
Grooming & Hygiene

Seven issues that can affect your dog’s claws

The claws of the dog may be one of the smallest parts of their bodies, but they are very important to help your dog to balance, grip things,...Read more
Cow Hocks in Cats
Cats
Health & Safety

Cow Hocks in Cats

Sound conformation in cats is important whether they are show cats or pets because if there is a problem with their skeletal structure, it c...Read more
Five Common Diseases of Elderly Cats
Cats
Health & Safety

Five Common Diseases of Elderly Cats

Like people, cats change as they get older. Cats are usually considered to be elderly, or 'geriatric', from about the age of 12. There are a...Read more
Chronic Coughing in Cats
Cats
Health & Safety

Chronic Coughing in Cats

When cats develop a persistent cough, it is usually because they are suffering from an underlying health issue. This could either be a cardi...Read more
GM-1 and GM-2 Gangliosidosis in Cats
Cats
Health & Safety

GM-1 and GM-2 Gangliosidosis in Cats

Gangliosidosis is a hereditary disorder that is also known as lysosomal storage disease. Cats with the disorder don't have an essential enzy...Read more
Five factors to consider in the care of a mature dog
Dogs
Health & Safety

Five factors to consider in the care of a mature dog

Just as happens with every other animal including humans, dogs go through a wide range of subtle and not so subtle changes as they get older...Read more
Steroid Responsive Meningititis-Arteritis
Dogs
Health & Safety

Steroid Responsive Meningititis-Arteritis

Steroid responsive meningititis-arteritis is a condition that appears to affect certain breeds more than others, although any dog can develo...Read more
Ectopic Ureter in Dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Ectopic Ureter in Dogs

An ectopic ureter is a congenital abnormality that affects certain breeds more than others and there are two types with the first being when...Read more
Head Pressing in Cats
Cats
Health & Safety

Head Pressing in Cats

Head pressing is a strange condition that any cat can develop and it's when they start to press their heads against things for no apparent r...Read more
Five smart New Year’s resolutions for dog owners
Dogs
Health & Safety

Five smart New Year’s resolutions for dog owners

Now that Christmas has finally come and gone and we enjoyed ringing in the New Year, everything is beginning to get back to normal in most h...Read more
Ten Ways You Can Help Your Elderly Cat
Cats
General

Ten Ways You Can Help Your Elderly Cat

As cats age, they tend to change in a number of ways. Older cats appreciate more care, and there are various things you can do to help them....Read more
Five potential pitfalls that may cause your dog insurance company to deny a payout
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Health & Safety

Five potential pitfalls that may cause your dog insurance company to deny a payout

When it comes to insurance for dogs, policies come in an almost infinite variety of options and types, once you consider offerings from diff...Read more
Eight ways to make life safer and more comfortable for your blind dog
Dogs
Health & Safety

Eight ways to make life safer and more comfortable for your blind dog

There are a reasonably large number of health conditions and problems that can lead to full or partial blindness in dogs, and as your dog re...Read more
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