Finding out that your cat has developed kidney disease is upsetting all on its own, but unfortunately, kidney disease often doesn't come alone. When cats develop kidney disease, it can put them at risk of developing several other ailments. Read on to learn what your cat could experience with kidney disease and how to control it. Mouth Ulcers When a cat's kidney disease isn't well-controlled or it enters the later stages, your cat can develop ulcers in its mouth.

When you get a puppy, there are a lot of things you do to ensure its health and safety. You fence in your yard, invest in a kennel to prevent indoor accidents and night-time curiosity, and you have a training program ready to go. There are other things you can do to ensure your puppy's health and a long life, and one of the most important of them is vaccinating your pup throughout its life.

If your dog is getting older, you are always looking for ways to help them stay happy and healthy. Dogs start to experience the symptoms of old age just like humans do. They get sore joints and muscles, they develop diseases, and some of the senses start to dull. You can provide some wonderful care for your dog during these years of increased risk and illness.  Here are some care ideas and therapies to consider.

You might not realize this, but your dog can develop dental problems too. Unfortunately, it won't be able to use words to let you know about them. That means your dog could be facing severe pain and discomfort, and you wouldn't even know about it. Luckily, there are some simple steps you can take to monitor your dog's dental health. Here are four things you should do to protect your dog's teeth.

You envision your peaceful fowl wandering the yard, the stately crow of a rooster bringing up the sun in the morning, and fresh eggs collected daily from your coop. It all sounds magnificent, so why would you not want to have your own small flock of chickens? The fact is, people who have little to no experience with owning, raising, and caring for chickens often find themselves in way over their heads once they invest in a flock of their own.

Dehydration, common after bouts of diarrhea and/or vomiting, can be life threatening. Every organ in your dog's body needs water to perform vital functions. Without it, organs can fail and may become permanently damaged. for this reason, it's vital that you learn to recognize the signs of dehydration and take steps to both prevent it and treat it if it does occur. The following guide will teach you everything you need to know about dehydration and your dog.

Cats can develop all kinds of health problems during their lives, but urination problems are one of the most insidious. Unlike other health issues, like viruses and injuries, urination problems often go unnoticed by pet parents until it's too late to reverse the damage that's been done. Recognizing these signs and symptoms early is important, so read on to learn more about the problems your cat could potentially have with urination and why it's so dangerous.

For most pet owners, the thought of neglecting their pet's health needs may be a stressful and disconcerting idea. However, it is a reality that people will often make mistakes and oversights that could compromise their pet's health and well-being. In order to help prevent yourself from these errors, you should always keep several basic health and safety tips in mind. Monitor The Weather If your pet lives outside, it is critical for you to closely monitor the weather.

Having a pet can be one of life's most rewarding experiences.  You get the opportunity to love and nurture a sentient being who romps around, loves your company and just makes things so much sweeter.  However, when your pet falls ill, it can be devastating to watch the changes in their behavior.  They might start to act completely different, and may even have a difficult time doing things like climbing the stairs.

If you are a new first-time horse owner, you may not be familiar with how to assess your horse when it has behavior issues. It doesn't matter how much training a horse gets, it has a mind of it's own and, sometimes, they behave badly. Often, bad behavior is due to discomfort. Here are several signs that may point to discomfort and how to determine the cause of bad behavior.