VetBabble

Reward-based training, good communication and structure is useful as a basis for fixing many different types of behavior problems.

If your dog is drinking more water, should you be worried? Sometimes increased thirst in dogs is healthy and sometimes you should consider seeing your vet.

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.

Is your pet itchy but you have check over and over again and never seen a flea? Is your vet saying they have fleas but you disagree? If so, please read on.

Contact allergies to a plant called Wandering Jew cause red, irritated feet. This common ground cover is often used as a quick-growing filler in garden beds and is incredibly hardy.

Are you ready for a pet bird? It's an important question and one you need to know the answer to before you bring a new feathered friend into your family.

Bringing a brand new cat home is such an exciting time for pet owners. It is nearly impossible to be 100% prepared for your new companion's arrival, but we will do our best to make sure you are on your way.

If you have a dog that really needs to be kept busy and mentally stimulated and you're looking for ideas, we have some unusual sports for you to try.

Dog noise phobias are relatively common and can be a source of great distress for you and your pet. If your dog is very anxious with loud noises, some early intervention can stop the problem getting worse and generalising to other situations.

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.

Food and water bowls are an essential part of your dog’s kit. We have put together some tips to help you choose what is best for your dog.

Your dog will likely drink around 15-25ml per lb of body weight per day. There is variation depending on the  water content in their food and exercise.

If you have owned a bird, you already know what joy your feathered friend can bring to your life. We explore some benefits you might not have considered.

We can’t leave our furry friends out when it comes to dressing up for Halloween but when it comes to costuming cats, simpler is better. 

Your new kitten is going to love her fur-ever home, but that first night it’s going to seem strange and scary to her. Help her to settle in quickly by thinking about events from her point of view and adjusting the arrangements accordingly.