Whether you have a loving family pet, or a top-performing athlete, fitness and health go hand in hand — you cannot have one without the other. Our many canine breeds differ greatly in their degree and type of athletic ability — from the sighthound sprinters to the...
Are you worried that your cat may have a skin problem? Your first clue may be excessive licking, scratching, or chewing. The condition of the skin is a good indicator of your cat’s overall health. The cat’s skin acts as a barrier and is the first line of...
If you want your dog or cat to live a long and healthy life, you need to provide them with optimum nutrition. The key is knowing what optimum nutrition means for your pet. Let’s talk about the factors that have a profound effect on pet nutrition, including what...
Genetic diseases are inherited disorders caused by abnormal genes that are passed on from one generation to another. Pedigree cats are especially at risk of developing a genetic disease due to years of selective breeding and inbreeding. Genetically determined diseases...
The primary nutritional goal during growth is to assure their full genetic potential — whereas healthy organs, strong muscles, tendons, and bones are achieved upon reaching adulthood. Your pet often needs extra nutrients, but not extra food. The most common problem is...
