Summer times can be harsh for your pooch. All pet parents need to ensure that their pet is hydrated at all times. In case you see any symptoms of heat stroke, act immediately! Heat stroke is defined as a state of extreme elevation of body temperature (106ºF–109ºF) resulting in thermal injury to Dr. K Satish […]
Magical Eyes – Ever wonder why you melt, give in, or just find those drooling doggy eyes – simply irresistible? Does thegaze, the look, the melting eyes just captivate and spellbind your heart? There is no escape…best is you are happily smitten and completely under their charm and spell. Well, there’s now a scientific
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I have been asked how cats sniff pheromones. Perhaps the better question is “Why they do this?” Let’s find out the reasons. Pheromones are an odourous secretion releasing a specific response in another individual of the same species. These body chemicals are natural scents and are used in communication between cats. The aroma of pheromones
What to feed your kitty and what not to feed her? Here are a few tips to follow while feeding your kitty. Never overfeed: The first and foremost strategy is not to overfeed your cat which can cause indigestion and hyperactivity. Feed small portions: Never feed your pet a large amount of food at a
February 24, 2015 was World Spay Day. In connection to this occasion, let’s enumerate the benefits of spaying for our wonderful cats. Every year numerous kittens and cats meet an untimely death on the streets. Mostly, they are killed by careless drivers or by dogs. Spay helps in controlling the population of street cats. Besides
Aging is a natural process and comes with its share of problems. Thus, it is recommended that we take care of our health from an early age. The same holds true for your pets as well. Follow a regular health regime which includes healthy diet, physical and mental exercises and regular health check-ups. Illness is a common
Distinctive features that make the Highlander stand out include the breed’s slightly curled back ears and naturally short tail. Let’s find out more on this feline clown. Patti Struck The root of Highlanders is a bit of a mystery as they are not descended from any known or recognised cat breed. Although they have been in existence
Editorial Just do it – RIGHT! Dog Health Your Dog, your health booster! Finding Fibre Facts in your dog’s diets CONSTIPATION: Causes & Cure Dog Training Understanding separation anxiety of your pooch KPS shares training mistakes to avoid Confidence comes with early socialisation Ways to keep your pooch busy ’n happy People&Paws -Welfare&Paws Fluffy –
There are a few mistakes pet parents make while training their pooch, which result in misbehaviour and bad relations. Training is a continuous process: Pet parents often teach basic commands to pets and then don’t practice them enough. Make it a routine for them – Sit for Dinner, Wait for Door to Open, Down
Separation Anxiety in simple term is the excessive discomfort or stressful behaviour any pet displays while left on his own for short or long duration of time, in absence of pet parents. Here’s how to make time alone stress-free for your pooch. Like any other behaviour issues, separation anxiety issue starts developing in pets due
He is your baby you can’t live without. He is your friend who walks beside you in the moments of happiness and pain. He is your companion in all the fun activities you enjoy doing. But did you know that he is also a route to your healthier self ? We all dote on
We all know how important is it to add fibre to our diets. Well, it is true for pooches as well. Here are the FAQs on dietary fibres in dogs. What is dietary fibre? Dr. HS Madhusudhan The term ‘dietary fibre’ was coined by Hipsley in 1953. Fibre is an essential nutrient required for dog.
Constipation can be a major problem in your dogs. Here’s how to treat it. Dr Diwakar Singh What is constipation? Constipation means absent, infrequent or difficult defecation. Most healthy dogs have one or two stools a day. A day or even two without stools is not a cause for concern, if the stools remain
Often we hear, “My dog is great with humans, but he doesn’t take to other dogs that well.” This is most often because there is a culture of acquiring dogs but not consistently nurturing them and not knowing the proper ways to do the same. To remain healthy, happy and peaceful dogs need to be
