Home Remedies for Pets

by Charlotte Howard

As the months warm up and insects begin to come out of their hibernating-state, playful cats and dogs will find themselves at a higher risk of being stung by bees and wasps. The area most likely to be...More>
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by Janet Farricelli CPDT-KA

Having worked at a veterinary hospital for some time, I have learned about some good old home remedies for a dog's upset stomach. At the veterinary clinic, we offered these tips as an option to client...More>
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by Lisa M LaVergne

Skin and coat problems in dogs is a far more common ailment than people realize. There are quite a few things that can factor in to whether you dogs have healthy skin or not. If your dog suffers from ...More>
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by Rena Sherwood

Ringworm (also called dermatophytosis) is not caused by a worm, despite the name. It's actually caused by a fungus family called dermatophytes. But someone somewhere decided to call the condition "rin...More>
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by Angie Pollock

It's the hacking and gagging sound that every cat owner dreads to hear. Hairballs are relatively common in cats especially those of the long-haired variety such as Persians and the Maine Coon cat. The...More>
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by Janet Farricelli CPDT-KA

Cats may get diarrhea due to various reasons. They may have parasites, they may have eaten too much, they may have an intestinal disorder or worse, they may have gotten into something potentially toxi...More>
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by Tammy L Mahan

Keeping your pet comfortable during allergy season is very similar to how we as humans stay comfortable. Dogs are more prone to seasonal allergies than any other type of pet. Not to say that cats, hor...More>
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