Pet parenting can be overwhelming due to the plethora of advice and opinions from various sources. It is time to let go of any confusion that you might have with this informative article and take your pet parenting skills to the next level with – The Coerenza Approach.— By Dr. Tom Walsh Veterinarians, driven by […]
Pet parents today are no longer satisfied with simply feeding their furry companions—they are seeking food that reflects care, quality, and nutritional integrity. Stepping into this changing landscape, Drools has introduced a groundbreaking innovation: a fresh pet food range in Tetra Pak’s Tetra Recart® packaging—marking a first not just for India, but across Asia. This
The food choices you make in the first few months’ shape how your pet grows, how their immune system matures, and even their lifetime risk of certain gut and metabolic problems.— Dr. Tarun Kumar, Dr. Prajwal Singh Kotwal, Dr. Ankit Kumar, and Dr. Reman Mor Bringing home a puppy is one of life’s best joys
CT Imaging is not just about a complex machine, but as a powerful tool that helps veterinarians make accurate decisions — and helps pet parents move forward with clarity and confidence.— By Dr. Chetanya Walia and Dr. Diva Dhingra Every pet parent knows their pet better than anyone else. You notice the small changes first
If there is physiotherapy for humans, it makes sense that something similar exists for our pets, too. It’s called physical therapy. Know more about this therapy and how it can help your pet.— By Divya Rajan The same foundational principles of movement apply to dogs as they do to humans. Muscles support joints, absorb impact, and
Dogs cannot say “I am nervous.” They express it through their body. Sometimes anxiety is loud (whining, barking, pacing). Other times, it’s so subtle that it often goes unnoticed until tension grows into a larger behavioural issue.— By Dr. Akanksha Diwakar Anxiety is one of the most important emotions to recognise early, because a stressed dog
Toilet training becomes much smoother when your furry friend learns to eliminate on command. With a consistent schedule and positive reinforcement, you can build reliable toilet habits in no time.— By Dr. Ian Dunbar Teach Your Puppy/Dog to Pee on Cue Teaching your dog to pee on cue is as easy as 1-2-3-4… Success depends
Do you know what slowly damages your pet’s smile? Periodontal diseases. They progress quickly and silently, keeping your furry friend in pain. Find out the signs to look for, diagnosis, and treatment options for periodontal diseases in dogs. — By Dr R T Sharma Gum infections, commonly known as periodontal disease or gingivitis, affect a significant
— By Dr. Rutuja Sawant and Dr. Harshal Patil By the age of three, nearly 80% of dogs show signs of dental disease. What starts as mild plaque buildup can quickly progress to more severe conditions, including gingivitis, periodontal disease, and tooth loss. Dental disease is not limited to the mouth. Bacteria from infected gums
Being a dog feeder/ carer comes with its share of nasty looks and fights! But you’ve got to do what you’ve got to do. It’s inspiring to see how Sailesh navigates this journey and makes it look seamless! – by Sailesh Ghelani It isn’t easy being a feeder or carer, and we salute all the
As someone who has spent decades caring for and advocating for animals, I’ve learned to listen with more than just my ears. This article isn’t just about facts — it’s about feelings, instincts, and the invisible bond between dogs and humans. – by Dr. Gurcharanjit Amole Dogs may not speak our language, but they communicate
Five books, countless stories… Dr. Gautam Unny shares his journey from a stud farm to a stethoscope! The joys and hardships of being a veterinarian. – by Dr. Gautam Unny I was just 4 years old when I told my parents that I would become a vet. I grew up in the stud farms of
– by Dr. Marie Holowaychuk As an emergency and critical care specialist, I often hear pet parents say they would do anything and everything to save their furry friend. What surprises many is that intensive care, once thought of as the exclusive domain of human hospitals, is now available for dogs. Intensive or Critical Care
For most of a dog’s life, movement is instinctive. They follow you from room to room and settle wherever they please without thinking twice. But with age, movement changes quietly. Not dramatically. Not overnight. Just enough for us to miss it. In many cases, the first problem isn’t pain. It’s trust. – by Aneesha Pillai
In a country where pet parenting is rapidly evolving, Petdeals, a women-led venture, has quietly yet powerfully redefined what responsible, informed, and compassionate pet care truly means. – by Rishika Kothari – Founder, Petdeals.in A testament to purpose-driven entrepreneurship—built not merely on commerce, but on empathy, education, and an unwavering commitment to animal well-being. A
