The cat is known to be good at self-maintenance. However, having nine lives, as they say, does not exempt your feline friend from getting sick. One of the many blessings of a cat is that her age seems to creep up on her gently – so much that it may be difficult for us to see that she is getting older. Along with age is the development of some of the common health problems. Though some of these issues are inevitable as your cat’s...

Known to be non-confrontational and gentle, the Basset Hound Breed can be recognized instantly by its heavy and massive body, short legs and long ears. He is not only a hunter and an excellent tracker, but also a very loyal companion. This dog breed has an average lifespan of eight to twelve years and is prone to many major health problems especially as his age advances. If you are looking for medical information for your Basset Hound, this...

There's no question that the Shih Tzu is one of the most adorable dog breeds around. But anyone who wants to have this dog for a pet should know how to trim a Shih Tzu. The Shih Tzu's expressive eyes, gentle nature, and luscious locks make it popular among dog lovers. However, its lush hair can also cause problems like matting if it's not properly groomed. That would be a shame though, as the Shih Tzu is known for sporting various...

The Alaskan Malamute with its unique look has not fundamentally changed since its breed began hauling sleds in 1896. Their bodies radiate power, strength, durability, and stamina. This keen canine, however, needs diligent grooming in order for his coat to keep its luster. As an Alaskan Malamute owner, you need to know how to groom an Alaskan malamute. 

Considered to be one of the gentle giants, Great Danes have a heart as big as they are. Great Danes are known to be sweet, kind and patient. They are incredibly sociable and are great with kids. In fact, even though they are great in size, they need human attention, love, and affection. They may be one of the biggest, but they are undeniably one of the best. Well, these are just some of the few things about Great Danes. These gentle giants...

Among man’s best friend, the Boxer breed is one of the most loyal. They’re intelligent and love companionship and exercise; but, they’re unfortunately also quite susceptible to disease.This article will go over the boxer common health problems and the right habits to reduce the likelihood of catching these diseases. Even though the boxer dog is particularly susceptible to diseases, with proper habits and the right...

Responsible dog owners should know the right way to keep their pets healthy and happy. For a lot of dogs, daily exercise, healthy food, and adequate play time is enough. But some dog breeds, like the Rottweiler, might need something extra. Rottweilers are active working dogs, so their owners should be prepared to give them the care and attention they require. Here are five secrets on how to keep a rottweiler happy and healthy. 

Basset Hound Ears are enormous and delicate which make them so remarkable and adorable.If not cleaned frequently enough, however, they can generate a powerful odor due to the development of earwax/ This occurrence will disturb the dog and form ear diseases and a reproducing ground for ear vermin. These pests would harm your dog’s ears. 

Are you looking for a good house dog that can protect your home? Do you want a dog that can be an excellent pet and at the same time can be an excellent defender for your family? If you are currently thinking of having one, then German Shepherd is the breed of dog that you are looking for to have. German shepherds are one of the highly popular and known dogs worldwide. German Shepherds have many highly sought-after traits and qualities that...

Doing yoga by yourself is a fun and relaxing experience. So, performing yoga with dogs or “doga” brings you twice the fun and the benefits. Doga is a form of exercise that involves you and your pet relaxing together. Basically, what you have to do is to stretch, breath in, breath out, and meditate together with your dog. 

There are four seasons which are characterized by different temperatures and may also vary from every location. Each order of season: spring, summer, fall or autumn, and winter affects our pets specifically our dogs, too. Since winter is coming, we need to prepare ourselves and our furry friends for the extreme cold. The tips that I am going to mention below will help you on how to care for your dog during winter.

Dogs love food, especially human foods. You can always see your dog rushing to the dish that you prepared and eagerly cleaning up every small amount of food served on his/her plate. But there are times that your dog doesn’t eat enough food. A dog that does not show interest in eating can be a source of worry and concern. If your dog doesn’t eat as much as he/she used to, you should know the cause of his/her lack of appetite. 

Having a dog in the family gives us a special kind of happiness. But with life, comes aging. You may not want to see your dog grow old but it is inevitable. Generally, dogs start to enter the senior years when they reach the age of seven. The signs of a senior dog begin to be noticeable. The behavior of your old dog will become your hints to what he is feeling or if he is suffering from an ailment.

Animals also experience difficulties – things that are about their bodies or those that are external. At times our pets can be more susceptible to stressful situations than us.  And so if we're not keen observers and sensitive enough, we might end up neglecting them or even losing them. As a pet lover or owner, it should be part of your routine to check on your pet dog or pet cat. I don't only mean here of their overall...

As your dog ages, one problem that you must expect and prepare for is arthritis. In fact, about three out of four dogs experience joint miseries as they mature. One great solution to your pet’s aching joints is exercise. Here are some exercise tips for dogs with joint problems.