VetBabble

"Dominance" can be a buzz word among dog owners, and it can make you worry about making sure you are seen as the "top dog" in your household. The reality is that "dominance behaviors" are a bit of a myth.

When travelling with your dog in the car, as pet owners their safety is our responsibility.  Car restraints come in many shapes and sizes and there is little regulation in the industry to ensure safety.

The dog food market grows each year, with more and more food choices available. Pet owners are often unsure about what food is best...

Could your cat have super fleas? You used a vet recommended product and yet the cat still has live fleas. Logic suggests either the fleas...

Unfortunately, chocolate can be very dangerous for dogs. How much is too much and what should you do if your dog eats chocolate?

Of all the reptiles, turtles are the most beloved. And what’s not to love? These animals have adorable facial expressions, attractive patterns on their shells, and gentle habits.

It is difficult to find a pet easier than the Guinea pig. Guinea pigs (also called cavies or piggies) are listed among the most...

Deciding between a male or female ferret can seem like a hard decision, however, there are some slight difference that may make your choice easier.

Our loyal canine companions often have way of being totally irresistible when it comes to food and it is difficult to ignore them. Treating...

When your dog is injured it can be a stressful situation for both you and your pup. To help ease everyone’s anxiety, it is...

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

Bathing your cat is not strictly speaking necessary, but there are a number of reasons that you may want to consider it. Here are a few precautions to take and some tips that will get you underway.

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.

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.

Your dog’s kidneys are important. Not only do they help filter out toxins and waste products from your dog’s blood, they also help produce...