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As summer winds down and fall begins, changing temperatures and seasonal allergens can affect more than just people. Dogs and cats can also experience seasonal allergies, and the symptoms may sometimes be mistaken for other common skin or health issues. From itchy skin to sneezing and watery eyes, knowing what to watch for can help pet parents recognize potential allergies and know when it’s time to contact their veterinarian. What Causes Fall Allergies in Pets? Seasonal allergies can develop when a pet's immune system reacts to substances in their environment. While pollen is often associated with spring and summer allergies,...

As summer begins to wind down, it's a great time to check in on your pet's health and routine. August often brings hot temperatures, increased outdoor activity, and the first signs of seasonal change. Taking a few simple steps now can help keep your furry family members happy, healthy, and ready for the transition into fall. Use this late-summer checklist to help your pets make the most of the season. Keep Fresh Water Available Even as summer starts to fade, warm days can still increase your pet's risk of dehydration. Make sure your pet always has access to fresh, clean...

What should rabbit's diet look like? A rabbits diet should mainly consist of hay, minimal pellet and greens. They should of course have fresh water at all times. It is best to follow the 80/10/10 rule. This rule suggests 80% hay, 10% pellets, 10% greens. Hay helps promote digestion and a rabbit's keep teeth ground down. Providing a proper diet to your rabbit will help ensure a long and healthy life.  Why should my rabbit diet be mostly hay? Rabbits are hind gut fermenters meaning they digest food in their large intestine using microbes like cellulose to break down plant...

An excerpt addressing the common misconception that rats can live in tanks.

Dietary facts and information on your pet bird!