Pet Education Blog

Based on an article that first appeared at All Creatures Animal Hospital Kennel cough may seem like a playful name for a simple dog illness, but the reality of kennel cough can be much more serious than its name suggests if the illness progresses. Officially known as canine infectious respiratory disease complex (CIRDC), kennel cough

Based on an article that first appeared at GeniusVets Pet owners share an unshakable bond with their animal companions and, more often than not, prioritize their health and wellbeing just as much as any other member of their household. After all, 97% of pet owners in the United States say their pets are part of

Based on an article that first appeared at GV Raise your hand if you’ve ever been under the spell of those puppy dog eyes begging for a morsel of your dinner, or the delicate paw tapping at your plate. We’ve all been there! While our pets might think of themselves as miniature humans deserving of

Based on an article that first appeared at GeniusVets Have you been noticing a little extra “fluff” on your feline friend lately? You’re not alone. In fact, according to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, roughly 60% of cats in the United States are overweight or obese. Obesity in cats is no joking matter. Just

Based on an article that first appeared at GeniusVets Ready for an entertaining twist on your daily dog walks? Let us introduce you to the concept of a “Sniffari”! If you’ve ever watched your pup get lost in a good sniff during a walk or seen the joy in their eyes when they’re hunting for

Based on an article that first appeared at Leo’s Pet Care Anal Glands are gross, but every dog and cat has them. Today, we’re going to get all up in your cat or dog’s business. I’m sorry, but it has to be done. Dogs and cats have scent glands, called anal glands, on either side