When you’re planning a getaway, but those puppy dog eyes are asking, "Where are you going, Mom?"—it’s time to prepare. Leaving your pet at home alone requires careful planning to ensure their safety and emotional well-being. Here is how to handle the "Home Alone"

ในการตรวจเช็คสุขภาพเบื้องต้นที่เจ้าของสามารถเช็คได้ด้วยตัวเองง่ายๆก็คือการเช็คสี “เหงือก”ของสุนัขนั่นเอง วันนี้เรามีเทคนิคในการเช็กสีเหงือกของน้องหมามาฝาก

Raising a dog or cat isn’t necessarily difficult, but it certainly isn’t simple either. Topping the list of priorities is their diet. Sometimes, we might accidentally share our food without knowing whether it’s safe for them to consume. Let’s take a closer look at which foods are healthy treats and which ones are strictly off-limits for your furry friends.

Heart disease in pets can generally be divided into two main categories: Congenital Heart Disease (present from birth) and Acquired Heart Disease (developing later in life). Acquired conditions are more common in senior pets or those suffering from obesity. If left unmanaged, these conditions often progress into two major clinical forms: Valvular Heart Disease and Myocardial (Heart Muscle) Disease.

As we start the New Year, it is the perfect time to evaluate your dog’s spinal health. Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) occurs when the cushioning discs between the vertebrae bulge or burst, pressing on the spinal cord. This can lead to intense pain, nerve damage, and even paralysis.

When we talk about "Heart Status," we aren’t referring to your pet’s love life—we’re talking about the vital organ that keeps them going. Heart disease is a serious condition that can be managed if caught early. Today, we’ll guide you through the professional diagnostic steps veterinarians use to evaluate your pet’s heart health.