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Amelia Taylor – Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine Seeing your dog tremble or shake can be alarming, especially when you don’t know what’s causing it. Sometimes, shaking is completely harmless — like when your dog is excited or cold — but other times, it can signal something more serious. Understanding why your dog is […]

Amelia Taylor – Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine If you’ve spotted your dog draining their water bowl at a higher rate than normal or sipping water all day long, it’s understandable to worry. Dogs do, indeed, drink a fair amount of water, particularly after exercise, playtime, or on very warm days but persistent thirst

Amelia Taylor – Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine If your cat is limping or favoring one leg, it’s an unmistakable sign that something is amiss. Cats are agile creatures, and they usually don’t express pain unless it becomes severe. Limping may occur suddenly or develop over a period of time, and it may result

Amelia Taylor – Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine If you’ve ever watched your cat finish eating and then start pawing or scratching at the floor near their food bowl, you’re not alone. This behavior can look confusing almost like your cat is trying to bury their meal. While it may seem strange, it’s completely

Amelia Taylor – Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine It’s late, the lights are off, and just when you’re about to drift into sleep — your cat starts meowing loudly from another room. If this happens often, you’re not alone. Many cat parents wonder why their cat meows so much at night and how to