A blog for pet lovers

Discovering you have a diabetic cat is, of course, very frightening at first. The symptoms of cat diabetes will vary. The most common symptoms include an increase in urine and an increase in thirst >> Read more

A cat eye infection can be a problem very annoying to our cats. It is important to get to know about this type of cat health problem and the best ways to deal with it. Most cat owners encounter this problem >> Read more

Turtle Or Tortoise? How Do You Tell? Turtles and Tortoises, these animals get mixed up about as often as a frog and a toad, perhaps even more!

Tortoises are land creatures, they can actually drowned if in too much water since they cannot swim like turtles, while turtles have special flipper feet made for swimming tortoise's feet are made for dry desert type land.

Turtles are the water creatures, they are found in water mostly with occasional trips on dry land. Turtles shells are also more flat then tortoises, if the shell looks enlonged or flatter then you can bet it's a turtle. >> Read more

Poop eating is a disgusting habit some dogs have. Find out why your dog eats poop and how to put a stop to it.

There are many types of poop eaters. Some dogs only eat their own poop; other dogs love eating cat poop. Dog Coprophagia is a filthy habit, find out the right way to stop your dog eating feces. >> Read more

Mosquitoes are one of the most annoying insect pests alive. If you live in an area with a lot of mosquitoes, it can completely destroy your summer, and prevent you from enjoying outdoor activities in the cooler and more pleasant morning and evening hours.

Here are some tips for controlling mosquitoes around your home without pesticides or other dangerous chemicals. >> Read more

It is not unheard of cats getting poisoned by flea products. The flea product causing problems may be under the form of dips, sprays, shampoos, spot-on topicals, and collars.

Many times cat owners may mistakenly purchase a product for dogs that is toxic to cats. For instance, most spot on flea products for dogs contain highly concentrated permethrin products( 45% or 65% permethrin in spot on products) which in cats can cause toxic reactions while many dogs may tolerate them quite well. >> Read more