With summer rapidly approaching, and high temperatures signaling a hotter than average season, it’s more important than ever to remain vigilant for heat stroke in pets. [box title="Recognizing Signs of Heatstroke" box_color="#996633"] Panting with ...
As you probably know, the Pack Leader has been making the rounds at various pet food companies and manufacturing facilities to examine how pet food is made, how it is regulated, and how it ...
If you have ever stepped from a hot shower on a cold winter’s day, only to find yourself stepping on a cold mass of – something – you probably have a cat with a hairball. ...
If you have a cat, you’ve no doubt experienced hairballs. We curse them as we step out of bed with bare feet, warn our dogs not to eat them, search out holistic and homeopathic remedies ...
Last month, the AZHS and local veterinarians released news that two new strains of distemper may be developing in the United States. The Arizona Humane Society issued a public health warning, which can be viewed here. ...
Canine distemper is primarily spread through respiratory secretions and bodily fluids of infected animals. Once inhaled, the virus moves to the lymph nodes where it begins reproducing. Eventually it spreads to the blood and the ...
DERMagic Skin Care for Animals today announced it has begun shipping its popular and proven all natural and organic skin care products for dogs and cats to new global markets, including Denmark, Australia, Singapore, United ...
Valley Fever is so common in Arizona that it’s common knowledge you should just expect to get if you live in Arizona. Unfortunately, Valley Fever in dogs has become just as common and it’s not ...
The first positive West Nile virus mosquito sample of the 2011 season was trapped in the City of Maricopa on Friday, June 24, 2011. Pinal County, in central Arizona, performs routine surveillance to detect the ...
In 2005, Hurricane Katrina changed the ways we think about emergency planning for animals. Japan's recent earthquakes taught us to that we haven't learned enough... The tornadoes in the South, fires in the West and ...