If your cat is not feeling well, you may attempt to alleviate their discomfort at home with a medication such as Tylenol. By doing so you are unintentionally exposing them to a dangerous level of exposure to the drug, acetaminophen. Acetaminophen can be found in medications such as Tylenol, Dayquil, Percocet, etc. It is widely…
Vetmedin is a veterinary medication that has been approved by the FDA for dogs with congestive heart failure. Your dog’s lifespan may be extended with the help of Vetmedin. Vetmedin cannot be purchased over-the-counter and is only available through prescription from your veterinarian. It comes in chewable tablets. Your vet will provide the correct instructions…
When our eyes get itchy, red, or irritated we reach for the Visine. That means it is okay for dogs to use it too, right? NO! It is not FDA-approved for dogs, and it might cause catastrophic damage to your dog’s eyes. If your dog is experiencing irritated or itchy eyes, consult your vet and…
When your eyes get itchy, red, irritated, and watery, we all know what to do: reach for the Visine! While it is tempting to go for the Visine and provide some comfort to your dog’s eyes, resist the urge. Just because it is safe for humans does not mean it is safe for dogs. Visine…
Your best pal is more tired than usual, having issues with their skin or hair, or has sudden weight gain – you might be wondering what’s going on with your dog. Have you ever considered that they may be going through some medical issues? Symptoms such as these may mean your dog is experiencing hypothyroidism,…
