Amelia Taylor – Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine If you’ve adopted a cat or rescued one without knowing their background, you might be wondering how to tell their age. Unlike humans, cats don’t come with birth certificates but you can still estimate their age by observing their teeth, eyes, fur, and behavior. Knowing how […]
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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
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Amelia Taylor – Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine Cats are skilled at hiding discomfort, which makes it difficult for pet parents to know when something is wrong. A fever is one of the body’s natural ways of fighting infection, but since cats can’t tell us when they feel unwell, you need to rely on
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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
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Amelia Taylor – Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine Fleas are among the most frequent parasites that infest cats, and they can turn your pet miserable if not treated. Even indoor cats are not entirely out of harm’s way, since fleas may find their way inside through clothing, other pets, or open doors. Having a
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