Author: Canyon View Cares Orem

Why does my pet keep licking his paws? There are numerous reasons your pet may be licking their paws, including allergies, pain, or anxiety to name a few. If your pet is licking for more than one day, further investigation is warranted. These are the top 5 most common reasons pets may lick their paws:

Dogs bark for many reasons including: – They are excited! – They are nervous or scared – They are giving a warning – They are trying to get the attention of another animal or human – They have a true anxiety disorder Some breeds tend to bark more than others, but even individual pets within

First thing we need to figure out is if this is a medical issue or behavioral, most of the time there is an underlying condition going on. Medical issues Your cat could be suffering from a primary bladder issue such as bladder stones, crystals or even an infection. In addition, medical conditions such as kidney

An itchy pet can be one of the first signs of an underlying allergy. An allergy is essentially the immune system overreacting to an otherwise harmless substance and causing inflammation. Most pets with allergies tend to excessively lick or scratch their ears, paws, groin and/or armpits. Pets can also itch excessively as a sign of

Choosing the right food for your pet can be daunting given the amount of options available. The answer is not a clear-cut one. The best food for your dog depends on life stage and any underlying medical conditions. – The easiest way to ensure your dog is getting a complete and balanced diet is to

As a pet owner, being able to identify toxins that can be harmful to our furry friends is of utmost importance. Not only to prevent exposure but to also understand what effects they can have and when to seek veterinary care. Most toxins in animals are dose dependent, meaning the amount they get will correlate