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Pet owners offered advice to tackle cat fleas (27/08/2010)
To identify cat fleas, pet owners are advised to use a fine-toothed flea comb. Owners should to pay particular attention to their pet's back end, tail base and groin. Hot and humid weather provides the optimal living conditions for the parasites.
Holistic diet 'can help combat canine obesity' (27/08/2010)
To remain healthy, dogs require regular exercise. Obesity in dogs can lead to other health problems. However, a proper holistic helps dogs to lose weight loss.
Pet owners offered advice to deal with cat fleas (26/08/2010)
Fleas cause cats to chew and scratch at themselves for relief. In doing so, they might actually ingest the fleas. However, owners have been told that it is not hard to identify cat fleas.
Multiple factors lead to canine obesity, pet owners warned (26/08/2010)
Pet owners have been urged to consider a variety of factors that determine a dog's metabolism requirements. These factors include age, activity level and reproductive status. Dogs do not have a no specific recommended daily calorie allowance.
Vet warns of canine obesity epidemic (25/08/2010)
Obesity in dogs is becoming more and more common. Weight problems can cause other serious health issues. Pet owners are therefore advised to feed their dog a well-balanced diet.
Pet owners offered canine arthritis advice (25/08/2010)
Arthritis can make everyday activities extremely painful. However, specific exercises can improve the functions of the affected joints and limbs. Walking uphill, for instance, has been found to improve flexibility.
Canine obesity can shorten a pet's life (25/08/2010)
Weight problems can shorten a dog's lifespan. To overcome obesity, dog owners are advised to first consult their veterinarian. Regular exercise can help dogs to shed excess pounds.
Cat fleas 'thrive' in carpeted homes (24/08/2010)
Flea eggs are likely to be found in areas of the house where pets spend the most time. However, pet owners are unlikely to be able to identify them. To combat the problem, owners are advised to use spot-on flea treatments.
Canine arthritis symptoms 'can be eased by walking on wet sand' (24/08/2010)
Walking on wet sand reduces the pain caused by canine arthritis. Indeed, the beach is the ideal location to exercise your dog. However, older pets are more vulnerable to developing the condition.
Obesity in dogs caused by too many treats, expert claims (24/08/2010)
Pet owners have been urged not to be overly-generous in their distribution of unhealthy snacks. Too many treats can lead to obesity in dogs. Owners have therefore been advised to carefully control their dog's diet.
