Are cat hairs harmful to human health?
Did you notice that a cat's coat has around 100,000 hairs per square inch? Additionally,
Retained Tesicle (Cryptorchidism) in Cats
Cryptorchidism is a condition where one or both testicles fail to descend into the scrotum, resulting in a retained testicle. This condition is seen in both cats and dogs, but it is more common in cats.
Urethral Obstruction in Male Cats
Urethral Obstruction (UO) is a condition that prevents an animal from being able to urinate and unfortunately a life-threatening condition that is more prevalent in young to middle age male cats.
11 Human Foods That Are Poisonous to Cats
Cats are the best, aren't they? Even if you're allergic you often find yourself fighting the urge to pet them. Cats are super cute and come with a whole lot of personality. So naturally, you'd want them to live a long healthy life. For this, you need to pay extra attention to what they're eating. In this blog, we'll be talking about human foods that are toxic to your cat. Besides chocolates and avocado, what else should you avoid giving them chives, maybe grapes, we're talking all that and more.
Why cats Cry
Cats make vocalizations that sound like whining or crying for so many reasons. They may indicate discomfort or pain, seeking for food or attention, or they may be expressing anxiety or frustration. If your cat is crying excessively or frequently, it’s important to visit the veterinarian to diagnose any medical-related suffering.
Are Onions and Garlic Bad for Your Dog
Onions and Garlic may be the special ingredients of your staples food but you have to take away your dog from licking the broth containing onions and garlic. Humans love…
HOW TO CHECK THE TEMPERATURE IN PUPPIES
A new born puppies of a dog can not regulate their body temperature instead the temperature is regulated by the worm body of the mother and the littermates. The normal temperature of a new born puppy varies from 94 F to 97 F. A Temperature Higher than 94 F and lower than 92 F is indication of health problem. At the age of two to three weeks a puppy temperature varies from 97 F to 100 F. At the age of fourth week temperature range varies from 99.5 F to 102.5 F that will be the normal body temperature of the adult dog.