by Clayton Bolinger | Mar 20, 2024 | Dogs, Skin and Coat Health
A commonly held belief is that most dogs have fur coats, which is partially accurate, although it’s also true that specific canine breeds grow hair rather than fur. These dogs that don’t shed, often referred to as hypoallergenic dogs, can bring numerous...
by Clayton Bolinger | Mar 16, 2024 | Cats, Skin and Coat Health
Hairballs, or scientifically called Trichobezoars, occur when cats swallow too much fur during their grooming process. Watching your cat throw up a hairball is a distressing and messy experience that, while often harmless, can sometimes become a medical...
by Clayton Bolinger | Mar 12, 2024 | Cats, Skin and Coat Health
The truth is that all cats shed a little bit, although the difference is in the amount and pace that certain breeds get rid of their fur. Unlike canines, low-shedding or even hairless cats can’t necessarily achieve hypoallergenic levels. Even in the absence of fur,...
by Clayton Bolinger | Mar 8, 2024 | Canine Behavior, Dogs
Dog owners spend lots of time training their dogs to understand their commands, but they don’t always put the same amount of time into learning the language of their canine companions. Whether they’re expressing happiness, annoyance, fear, or excitement, canines have...
by Clayton Bolinger | Mar 4, 2024 | Dogs, Joint Health, Uncategorized
While only 20% of all dogs develop joint issues before the age of one, an estimated 80% of dogs will succumb to debilitating joint pain by the age of eight. When a dog is having a difficult time accomplishing the tasks they used to enjoy, this is likely an...
