BVetMed MRCVS
Hannah graduated in 2011 and works as a small animal vet in Cardiff, UK. She loves meeting people and their special pets and has a particular interest in diagnostic imaging, soft tissue surgery, and dentistry.
Constipation in cats is easiest to treat when you catch it early. A vet explains the causes, warning signs, safe at-home relief, and the straining emergency that means go to the vet now.
A vet-reviewed guide to dog diarrhea: the 8 most common causes, a stool color chart, a step-by-step bland diet plan, foods that firm up poop, and the red flags that mean it's time to call your veterinarian.
A vet-reviewed guide to why your dog's stomach makes noises, the 8 common causes from hunger to blockage, safe at-home care, and the red flags that mean call the vet now.
An itchy dog almost always traces back to food, fleas, or the environment, and the itch pattern tells you which. Here is how to read the clues, the look-alike conditions to rule out, and the treatments that match each cause.
Does your cat follow you everywhere? If they do, you’re probably used to them popping up next to you when you’re sitting on the couch or curling up by your feet when you head to bed. But are they still doing those jumps with ease? Or do they hesitate? Cat mobility is a great indicator, not just of joint health, but overall health and well-being.
Cats are beautifully graceful. The way they glide into the room silently, not disturbing anything around them, like they’re walking on a cloud. You probably know your cat’s walk, as it’s unique to them, but what if their walk changes? A cat’s gait isn’t just elegant; it’s a good indicator of their joint health and comfort levels.
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