Cristina Vulpe PhD

Can cats eat cilantro

Can Cats Eat Cilantro

Also known as coriander, Dhania, or Chinese parsley, cilantro is a herb that has been used in cooking for many,

can cats have cinnamon

Can Cats Have Cinnamon

Is cinnamon safe for cats? One might tend to think so, since it hasn’t been labeled by the ASPCA as

Thyroid Cancer in Dogs

Thyroid Cancer in Dogs

The thyroid is one of the most important endocrine glands that animals and humans are equipped with. This gland is

top 10 dog medication

Top 10 Dog Medications

Vets can prescribe a variety of medications to your canine friend depending on the exact health issue they are suffering

can cats have crab meat

Can Cats Eat Crab?

One cup of cooked crab meat contains 97 calories, as much as 21 grams of protein, less than 1 gram

canine herpesvirus

Herpesvirus in Dogs

Canine Herpesvirus is a pathogen that produces thousands of deaths in puppies every year across the globe. Unfortunately, it has

Gabapentin for dogs

Gabapentin for Dogs

Even though it is not the best-known medication out there, Gabapentin can be quite useful for dogs, especially in some

Can cats have tylenol

Can You Give Cats Tylenol

There’s no doubt that Tylenol is one of, if not the most popular, OTC medications for lowering fever and managing

Mastitis in Dogs

Mastitis in Dogs

Although its name doesn’t necessarily suggest an infection, as mastitis can typically be defined as the inflammation of the mammary

Can cats eat avocados

Can Cats Eat Avocados?

Avocados have become extremely popular in the past decade or so, mostly because they’re considered a superfood since they are

Bladder cancer in dogs

Bladder Cancer in Dogs

Even though its incidence in dogs is somewhat rare, bladder cancer can show up in our canine friends. About 1%

Seizures in Cats

Seizures in Cats

Although less common as they might be in some dog breeds, seizures in cats can happen, and they can be

marijuana toxicity in dogs

Marijuana Toxicity in Dogs

Cannabis plants have been used for years either for their recreational effects or for their pain-easing benefits. While medicinal use