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8 Common Dog Skin Allergy Signs to Watch For

Oct 18, 2024 | greatpetcare.com | Brittany Kleszynski

Skip To Skin allergies are incredibly common in dogs and lead to excessive itching and discomfort. Left untreated, they can progress in severity and result in secondary skin infections. Pet parents should know the signs of dog skin allergies so they can see a veterinarian for an accurate diagnosis and help their pets feel better quickly. Dog Skin Allergies: Understanding the BasicsDog skin allergies are similar to allergies that affect people.
Can Dogs Get Seasonal Depression?

Aug 22, 2024 | greatpetcare.com | Diana Kelly Levey |Brittany Kleszynski

Skip To You may have experienced mood changes as the seasons shift and long, sunny days become darker and shorter, but can the same thing happen to your dog? We know humans can suffer from seasonal affective disorder (SAD). Is seasonal affective disorder in dogs something to worry about?
Benefits and Supplements

Jul 31, 2024 | msn.com | Brittany Kleszynski

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Cat Urinary Blockages: 9 Ways to Pay

Jun 21, 2024 | greatpetcare.com | Brittany Kleszynski

Skip To A cat who is having trouble urinating should be seen by a veterinarian right away. They may be experiencing a urinary blockage (feline urethral obstruction). This is a medical emergency and can be fatal if left untreated. Between 28-58 percent of cats experience urinary blockages during their lives.1 Urinary blockages can be quite costly for pet parents.
Inflammation's Role in Osteoarthritis in Dogs

May 23, 2024 | greatpetcare.com | Brittany Kleszynski

Skip To Osteoarthritis in dogs is a painful, progressive condition that results in deterioration of the joints. It develops most commonly due to underlying joint abnormalities, joint injury, or normal aging. Osteoarthritis symptoms in dogs include reduced range of motion, limping, stiffness, joint swelling, and pain.
Lone Star Tick: 4 Dangers for Dogs

May 14, 2024 | greatpetcare.com | Jodi Helmer i |Brittany Kleszynski

Skip To When you spot a tick on your dog, your first thought is probably, “Ewwww,” and not, “What tick species is that?” While it’s true that all species of ticks have a serious ick factor, different tick species can carry different diseases and risks for our canine companions. It can be a helpful skill to know which species you’re dealing with.
9 Reasons Your Cat Is Always Hungry

May 13, 2024 | greatpetcare.com | Brittany Kleszynski

Skip To Most cats happily eat whatever is offered, whether it be a meal or a delicious treat. However, if they suddenly begin scarfing down their food and meowing constantly for more, it may indicate an underlying problem that should be addressed by a veterinarian. Here we will discuss normal appetites in cats, signs of hunger, and possible causes for changes in a cat’s appetite. Hunger in Cats: What’s Normal?
Bravecto for Cats

Apr 2, 2024 | greatpetcare.com | Brittany Kleszynski

Skip To Medication details Medication type: Antiparasitic Form: Topical Prescription required? Yes FDA approved?
Bravecto for Dogs

Apr 2, 2024 | greatpetcare.com | Brittany Kleszynski

Skip To Medication details Medication type: Antiparasitic Form: Topical, Chew Prescription required?
Grumpy Dog: 5 Reasons Your Dog Is Irritable

Feb 12, 2024 | greatpetcare.com | Brittany Kleszynski

Skip To Dogs can experience many of the same emotions as humans — happiness, sadness, fear, anger. So it should come as no surprise that dogs can feel irritable, too. A grumpy dog might let out a snarl or move away when you try to touch them. But don’t take it personally if your furry best friend acts this way toward you. When a dog experiences irritability, they usually have a good reason for their behavior.