Why Does My Cat Stare at Me?
We answer the question on the minds of so many cat guardians: why do cats stare? Learn the truth about this feline behavior.
Tori Houle, Lifestyle Contributor and Junior Editor
Submitted by janeharrell on Mon, 2014-12-08 11:47
Tori has more than 2 years of experience in the pet health industry and is junior editor of IDEXX’s Pet Health Network team.
Keratoconjunctivitis: Inflammation of the Eyes
Keratoconjunctivitis is an awfully long word that basically means any inflammation of both the cornea and the conjunctiva. You know from your own experience that your eyes are vulnerable to trauma and irritation so it's not surprising that your dog’s eyes are also sensitive to developing keratoconjunctivitis. Learn more about this treatable irritation -- the signs, symptoms and how you can help your dog see better.
Canine Transmissible Venereal Tumors: These Tumors Can Be Spread
The probability is that you have never seen a tumor that can be spread from one individual to another. But did you know that there is a tumor that can be transmitted from dog to dog? Transmissible Venereal Tumor (TVT) is a tumor of dogs that is surprisingly common and widely distributed. Canine TVT occur primarily in dogs that are largely uncontrolled and allowed to breed indiscriminately. Learn more about what TVT is and how you can prevent your dog from contacting TVT.
Tough-Looking Dog with a Heart of Gold: The Boxer
Don’t let their tough appearance fool you, Boxers love being with their people and are great pets for families.
What Does the CDC do for People and Pets?
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) do more than predict outbreaks and develop vaccines. The CDC is also very involved in researching emerging diseases that are transmitted from animals to humans as well as diseases that impact our pets. Learn more about how the CDC works to keep both people and pets healthy.
Dewey the Dachshund's Story: Paralysis Caused by a Slipped Disc
One of the few true surgical emergencies can cause paralysis
Performing ACL Surgery on a Cat with Cancer
Terminal pets: is surgery still an option?
Dogs, Cats, Birds, and Bunnies in One House
In my house, there are 6 cats, 2 very energetic dogs, and 3 parrots. And eventually there are probably going to be some other species. Some people might be surprised that everyone gets along.
But, as is the case with people, everyone in your pet family needs to understand boundaries and pecking order. Here are suggestions about how you can have a peaceful animal kingdom in your home.
Surfing the Internet for Medical Research
Learn how to find accurate pet information on the internet.