VetBabble

Anytime a group acquires a new member, a certain amount of socialization is required. That holds true for both humans and animals. So if you'll soon be adding a new kitten to the household, it will need to socialize with all family members, animal and human alike. You can take an active hand in getting your kitten socialized properly from the very beginning. And you'll need to start early.

Training your dog to do advanced tricks like finding something or bringing their food bowl can be done with just 10 minutes a day and some clicker training. It's easier than you think.

Mice are inquisitive and friendly pocket sized pets. With proper care, they will keep your family entertained for hours on end.

Whether it is acute or chronic, here's what you need to know about diarrhea in dogs and when to worry.

While the solution is not always simple, there are some basic things you can do to help your dog cope with alone-time.

Are you considering adopting a pet Hedgehog? Our Hedgehog Care Guide will provide you with tips and advice on how to care for your new spiky friend.

The ancient Shiba Inu from Japan is compact, agile and independent and was originally a hunting dog.

Brushing your cats teeth is not always as easy as it sounds. This guide will walk you through the basics towards keeping your pet’s teeth healthy.

The ultimate small-space pet, the Chihuahua is big on personality in contrast to its tiny stature.

Pancreatitis in dogs is a painful condition and you may wonder what to expect and how to help. Pancreatitis is treatable but can make your pet very ill.

Biting flies hassling our dogs can seem like a difficult problem to solve. Learn some simple strategies to get rid of those pesky flies for good.

If you choose the types of fish carefully, Tropical Fish are great pets for almost any household. Check out our Tropical Fish care tips for beginners.

Ever wondered whether hairballs are normal and what to do about them? This very entertaining video tells us why hairballs occur and what to do about them.

Catnip, a herb in the mint family, is known to cause some cats to behave strangely. We explore what it is and why it affects your feline friend so much.

If your pet licks his feet, gets ear infections and scratches like mad, you might actually need to consider whether or not he has food allergies.