With a PhD in Veterinary Oncology, Dr. Cristina Vulpe loves researching and writing about the things that she’s passionate about. These range from animal nutrition and welfare to pet behavior, infectious diseases, and parasitology. In her spare time, she’s always in the company of her cat and a good book.
Cats have different personalities. Some might be quiet, while others might verbalize all the time. But if you’ve noticed that your feline friend seems to be unusually quiet, here are...
Rabbits are loving, playful, and beautiful, and they can be wonderful companions, just as much as dogs and cats can. However, they have different needs. Since there is a lot...
Rabbits can eat many things, and it’s only natural for rabbit parents to be a little concerned if they have discovered that their friends have gotten into their rose bushes....
Retinal dysplasia in dogs can be defined as the abnormal development of the retina. It affects a number of breeds, although it is less common compared to other eye conditions....
Collecting a urine sample from your feline friend certainly looks like a challenge, but it might actually be easier than you expect. In today’s article, we’re giving you some tips...
Cats don’t really have the best reputation when it comes to drinking water. Some might not even drink any, especially if they are fed canned food instead of kibble. So...
Kidney stones can affect both humans and animals, and they can show up in our canine friends, too. Most dogs will show no symptomatology, but others aren’t as lucky. If...
Arthritis is a disease that commonly affects geriatric cats, although some of its symptoms can show up in younger animals that might have congenital disabilities. Unfortunately, until recent times, osteoarthritis...
It can be quite difficult to tell whether your feline companion is lethargic or if she’s sleeping a little more than usual. If you are out of the house for...
The trachea (also known as the windpipe) is an essential tube that connects the lungs to the rest of the upper respiratory tract, meaning the larynx, the pharynx, and the...
It is estimated that up to 1% of all cats suffer from diabetes. As you probably know, this is a disease that affects people and animals alike. In diabetes, a...
Dyspnea (difficult breathing) can show up in our canine friends for a plethora of reasons. It is most commonly associated with respiratory problems, but it can also appear if the...
Liver failure can affect animals and humans alike, and it usually shows up in two forms — chronic and acute liver failure. In both cases, the cat loses up to...