Exercise is essential to any weight management program because there’s more to overall wellness—for pets and humans—than just counting calories. When starting an exercise program for your pet, Dr. Laura Weis suggests having your dog or cat examined by a veterinarian...
The health effects associated with obesity are a top concern for pets today. As the obesity rates for dogs and cats continue to rise, the diagnosis of health problems linked to obesity increases too. There’s really no surprise when it comes to the negative effects...
Over 50% of dogs and cats in the U.S. are overweight according to the latest nationwide veterinarian survey conducted by the Association for Pet Obesity (APOP). Pet obesity rates continued to increase in 2012 with the number of overweight cats reaching an all-time...
The most common parasites affecting dog and cats are fleas and ticks. These multi-legged, tiny creatures don’t discriminate on a choice of host or home, quickly becoming a problem for the entire family. Fleas and ticks will hide in your pet’s coat and enter your home...
April showers bring May flowers, but couple that with a rather wet winter, and you can expect the mosquitos and ticks to show up too. These blood-sucking parasites love your pet as much as you do. If your dog or cat is left unprotected, these tiny thieves will steal...
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