Diarrhea in dogs is not uncommon. Most dogs, at least once in their life, will have a bout of diarrhea for one reason or another. Diarrhea is a passage of loose, unformed feces. Normal feces contains no mucous, undigested food or blood. Food takes around 8 hours to pass through
The Facts About Feline Eyesight
From domesticated cats to ferocious cats in the wild, we take a look at how our feline friends see at night and during the day. Cats are predators, meaning they have evolved through thousands of years to be good at hunting down prey. Although you may think Cuddles is just
Things to Consider Before Getting a Puppy
A puppy can be a great addition to the home, providing companionship and enjoyment for an individual or a family. However, owning a puppy is also a big investment, both financially and personally. Puppies require regular attention and care, and owners must ensure that they have adequate supplies to care
Keeping Flies & Midges Away From Your Horse
As we make the transition from winter to the warmer months of spring and summer, one major problem all horse owners will agree on is flies! Flies, midges and all sorts of other flying insect start to emerge when it gets warm and they can be a major pest for
Top Turn Out Tips for a Horse Viewing
Prospective horse buyers and loaners may put a great deal of weight on the overall appearance of your horse during their viewing; hence, showing them a nicely groomed and well-turned-out horse might just give you an edge and increase your chances of closing a good deal. To help you get
4 Steps to Evacuating with Pets
Don’t Forget to Include Pets in Emergency Preparedness Plan. As a pet owner, it’s important to be prepared for an emergency. In some cases, emergency situations may require you to leave your home for days, weeks, or even longer – and such evacuations go more smoothly and safely if you
5 Things to Consider Before Getting Another Dog
This is an excerpt of an article we wrote for Global Good Group: Dog owners around the globe will agree that dog ownership is truly a great experience. If you’ve already got a dog it can, however, be very tempting to want to expand your canine family! In most cases,
Pancreatitis in Dogs
The pancreas is a digestive gland that helps to digest food and regulate blood sugar levels. When the pancreas becomes overworked, it may lead to pancreatitis. Pancreatitis in dogs may be acute or severe, and the symptoms of pancreatitis may vary depending on the severity of the infection. The main
Picking A Dog Heartworm Medicine
Most people who live with Dogs now know the importance of heartworm disease prevention. This means that a heartworm medicine needs to be picked, and boy can it get complicated! The problem for many people is simply the wealth of choice that is now available. The more choice, the harder
What to Do With a Twisted Off Shoe: A Horse Owner’s Guide
This is an excerpt of an article we wrote for Equine Online: As horse owners, we are constantly doing our best to ensure our horses are living a healthy, happy life. Despite everything we do however, they always manage to find a way to get themselves in to trouble! When











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