Pet Health Blog

Cats are masters of disguise when it comes to discomfort. Their independence and subtle behaviors, combined with a natural instinct to hide pain as a survival strategy, mean they often suffer in silence.

Recognizing when our dogs are in pain isn’t always easy. Their natural instinct to mask pain, combined with a desire to please, can lead them to push through activities they love—like running, playing fetch, or going for walks—even when they’re hurting.

Brachycephalic animals—those with short, flat faces—have become increasingly popular due to their distinctive appearance. Breeds like French Bulldogs, Pugs, and Persian cats are often chosen for their unique looks.

As loving pet owners, it's important for us to be attuned to our cat's well-being. Cats, known for their independence, can be masters at hiding when they're sick. However, they do exhibit subtle signs that can indicate something may not be quite right.

As the school year kicks off, life at home inevitably changes. Kids are off to class, parents may have busier schedules, and the familiar summer rhythm shifts.

As backpacks, lunchboxes, and school supplies return to the household, it’s important to remember that everyday items can pose hidden hazards for pets.