Preventing Plague in Cats

Yersinia pestis is a type of bacteria that causes 3 types of plagues. During 2017 in the state of Colorado, one such plague was reported – this was the most recent case. But, plagues are quite treatable and should not cause any serious alarm. When fleas feed on disease-carrying animals such as rodents, they canContinue reading “Preventing Plague in Cats”

How To Know If A Goat Is Sick

Goats have their share of medical conditions that need proper veterinary attention. If you notice any of the following symptoms, call your vet for advice. The goat appears weak or lethargic. The animal may not be as active as usual. Some don’t get up at all. There may be problems with the goat’s gait andContinue reading “How To Know If A Goat Is Sick”

Limping In Pet Rabbits

Rabbits with a broken or fractured leg may suddenly start to limp. Many cases of leg fractures in pet rabbits are caused from jumping off of high surfaces or from out of a person’s arms while being held and landing too hard on their legs. This is quite common in kids who try to carryContinue reading “Limping In Pet Rabbits”

Are All Cats Picky Eaters?

No, not all cats are picky eaters, but for some cats it’s a common trait. If you’re having trouble getting your cat to eat, please call your vet to schedule a checkup. Your cat could be refusing because he’s picky and wants something else or he could be sick. Your vet ca help you figureContinue reading “Are All Cats Picky Eaters?”

Persistent Vomiting Or Diarrhea In Senior Dogs Should Never Be Ignored

Vomiting and diarrhea are common health issues in dogs. Sometimes, it’s just an aftermath of a trash bin raid. But there are cases in which digestive upsets indicate something more serious like Addison’s disease, an upper respiratory tract infection, kidney disease, or intestinal worms. The hormonal imbalance brought about by Addison’s disease has a negativeContinue reading “Persistent Vomiting Or Diarrhea In Senior Dogs Should Never Be Ignored”

When Should I Spay Or Neuter My Cat?

Veterinarians recommend spaying or neutering healthy cats at 6 weeks old. Various studies have shown that fixing cats that are less than 6 months old don’t increase their risks of developing physical or behavior problems. Spaying and neutering at an early age may even prevent the development of behavioral problems. However, spaying or neutering canContinue reading “When Should I Spay Or Neuter My Cat?”

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