Pets and Puberty: A Guide for Owners and Breeders

Is Your Guinea Pig Off His Food? Why This Could Relate to Dental Problems

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Continuous eating is vital for a guinea pig’s health. Their gut must always be moving in order for them to survive, which is why when you check on your guinea pig they’ll either be eating or sleeping. It’s quite a shock to watch your guinea pig for a length of time and not see them eating, or to offer them a piece of vegetable and for them not to eat it. Read More»

Understanding Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) In Dogs

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Inflammatory bowel disease is a chronic condition that causes inflammation anywhere in your dog’s gastrointestinal system, with the large and small bowel being most commonly affected. Although the cause of IBD is not known, it’s thought an environmental or genetic trigger may cause the immune system to overreact, which can result in inflammation. Some breeds, including Irish setters and French bulldogs, seem to be at greater risk of developing IBD, but the disease can affect any dog. Read More»

4 Dog Emergencies You Should Never Ignore

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There may be times when it’s obvious that your pet is having a health crisis or emergency and needs to visit the vet at once; gashes and other wounds or extreme vomiting are obvious signs of health emergencies that need medical attention. However, it’s good to understand other common signs of serious health concerns for a pet so you know to get your dog to a vet as quickly as possible. Read More»