TL;DR Is your pet’s food right for their age? According to Dr. David MacDonald of Doylestown Veterinary Hospital & Holistic Pet Care, there’s no set age when a pet automatically needs a new diet. The standard of a healthy diet — high protein, low carbohydrate,...
TL;DR Not every cough is cause for alarm, but it's worth paying attention. Dogs cough for many reasons — infections like CIRDC, airway irritants, a collapsing trachea, heart disease, or lung problems — and as Dr. Lois Palin, VMD, puts it, "coughing is a symptom, not...
TL;DR Pet allergies are increasingly common and rarely have a single cause. Food allergies are diagnosed through strict elimination diets, while environmental allergens — from pollen to dust mites to storage mites in dry kibble — are managed through testing, hygiene...
TL;DR Keeping Your Pet’s Heart Healthy Heart disease in pets can be difficult to detect early, often showing up as subtle changes in behavior, energy, or breathing. Staying proactive — with regular veterinary visits, a balanced diet, and regular exercise — can make...
Unless they’re a frequent flyer dealing with early-morning business meetings, red eyes aren’t something dogs—or cats—should normally experience. Seeing redness in your pet’s eye can be alarming for pet owners. While mild irritation may sometimes be temporary, red...
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