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Vet Column
2025-01-10

Runny Nose in Dogs? Sneezing in Cats? A Guide to Symptoms, Causes, and Care for Pet Colds

When our furry companions fall ill, pet owners can’t help but feel worried—especially when it’s a case of a dog or cat catching a cold. The symptoms of colds in dogs and cats are similar to those in humans, but their impact on pet health should not be underestimated. Common symptoms of a dog cold include sneezing, coughing, and loss of appetite, while cats with colds may exhibit runny noses, fever, and lethargy. Many pet owners wonder, “Can a cold in dogs or cats spread to humans?” The good news is that these viruses typically affect only specific species and do not transmit between humans and pets. Understanding the symptoms, causes, and care methods for dog and cat colds allows pet owners to provide better care for their furry friends, ensuring they recover quickly and stay healthy!

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Vet Column
2024-11-11

What Causes Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) in Cats? Symptoms and Prevention Tips

Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) in cats was once considered an incurable and fatal disease. While treatments are now available, the risk remains, and cat owners should stay vigilant. Signs that your cat may have FIP include sudden loss of appetite, lethargy, fever, a swollen abdomen, and significant weight loss. In this article, a veterinarian explains what FIP is, its symptoms, and the way of prevention.

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Vet Column
2024-04-01

Tackling Pet Tear Stains: Identifying Causes and Effective Solutions

One of the favorite features of pets for their owners is often their bright eyes, which are also an important way to establish an emotional connection with them. However, when pets experience discomfort or illness in their eyes, increased tear production can become a breeding ground for bacteria, leading to unsightly tear stains. To keep pets away from tear stains, let's first understand the reasons for their appearance and how to prevent and improve them.

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Vet Column
2023-11-28

Prevention is Better Than Cure: Mastering Pet Health Checks Strategy for Optimal Preventative Pet Health and Minimizing Pet Illness Risks

Ensuring the well-being of our pets is a top concern for all pet owners. Since cats and dogs cannot express if they are feeling unwell, it is imperative for owners to schedule regular visits to the vet for comprehensive health checks with medical equipment. This proactive approach is essential to identify the cause of any discomfort. Therefore, consistently taking your beloved furry companion for routine pet health checks is a vital responsibility for pet owners. This article, based on a veterinarian's clinical expertise, will emphasize the significance of regular pet wellness examinations, introduce various key health check items, and collaborate with owners to safeguard the overall health of their pets.

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Vet Column
2023-08-25

A Concise Guide to Probiotics for Dogs and Cats

In the modern world, pets have seamlessly become family fixtures. Beyond being mere companions, dogs and cats have evolved into cherished confidantes, invigorating tired souls. They grace us with countless invaluable moments, underscoring the importance of pet healthcare. As a result, pet owners prioritize their furry friends' diet and health. Beyond basic needs, these caregivers dive into research, seeking balanced nutrition, and suitable pet health supplements, and recognizing the significance of probiotics for dogs and cats. This deliberate approach, paired with regular check-ups, enhances overall pet health, staving off issues like obesity and joint problems, ultimately extending their lifespans.

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Vet Column
2023-06-26

Age with Grace: The Definitive Guide to Ensuring Your Seniors Pets’ Health and Happiness

Pet owners have always had a deep concern for the well-being of their senior cats and dogs. Generally, cats and small dogs are considered seniors when they reach the age of 7, while larger dogs, having shorter lifespans, reach their senior years at 6. Despite the advancements in veterinary medicine, older pets remain more vulnerable to a range of health issues. This comprehensive guide aims to provide valuable insights into the care of senior pets, with the goal of ensuring a joyful and healthy life for your aging companions.

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Vet Column
2023-03-31

How Much Do You Know About Eye Diseases in Dogs and Cats? Veterinarians Share the Ways to Protect the Windows of Your Fur Baby's Soul

Coming home to the innocent, watery eyes of your fur baby always takes away all your tiredness. But do you know dogs and cats like humans also need eye care? Cataracts, glaucoma, retinal degeneration, and other problems will also appear as pets grow older, but the initial symptoms can be easily ignored, and often cause irreversible damage to the eyes of fur babies. Follow the vet’s guidelines to learn how to protect your fur babies’ eyes.

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