Dental disease is one of the most untreated conditions among cats and dogs. Experts confirm that it affects eight out of 10 pets. It’s also worth noting that between 70 and 85 percent of all cats and dogs aged older than two years suffer from some form of gum disease. Does your animal companion have bad breath or tartar-covered teeth? Maybe you’ve seen them drooling or dropping food from their mouth. Well, there’s a reason why February is observed as the National Pet Dental Health Month. If you’re not sure what role dental care has on your pet’s overall health, read on to find out.
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Pet owners enjoy various health and social benefits by walking their dogs regularly. According to Harvard Health Publishing, daily walks ease joint pain, offset the effects of weight-promoting genes, and boost immune function.
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Many people make a list of New Year’s resolutions to start afresh. You set different goals to improve yourself, such as saving more or losing weight. However, a lot of cat and dog parents often overlook their animal companions.
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Have you noticed that your pet is slower than usual? Pets grow old, and they start to show signs of aging, just like humans. You start to notice gray fur on your pets. They start responding less because they are hard of hearing.
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As winter kicks in, it is important to think about your pet’s safety. Pets are vulnerable to hypothermia or low body temperature. They can also get frostbite if exposed to cold weather for long periods.
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