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Food, health and the everyday moments that bring us closer. Practical knowledge for life with cats and dogs, from the PARTNER Editorial Team.
Everyday Health
A Cleaner Routine for Your Cat’s Prescribed Eye Drops
Prepare prescribed eye drops, protect the applicator tip and confirm which eye and product to use. Ask for a demonstration when handling is difficult.
A Cleaner Routine for Your Cat’s Prescribed Eye Drops
Prepare prescribed eye drops, protect the applicator tip and confirm which eye and product to use. Ask for a demonstration when handling is difficult.
Collecting a Dog Urine Sample: Confirm the Method First
Ask your clinic about the collection method, container, timing and storage before catching a urine sample. A useful sample needs a clear collection history.
Collecting a Dog Urine Sample: Confirm the Method First
Ask your clinic about the collection method, container, timing and storage before catching a urine sample. A useful sample needs a clear collection history.
Antifreeze Exposure: Call Before Your Pet Looks Sick
Suspected antifreeze ingestion is an emergency for dogs and cats. Keep the product label, call immediately and do not wait for symptoms or apparent improvement.
Antifreeze Exposure: Call Before Your Pet Looks Sick
Suspected antifreeze ingestion is an emergency for dogs and cats. Keep the product label, call immediately and do not wait for symptoms or apparent improvement.
A Lump After Your Cat’s Injection: Record It and Call
Tell your vet about a lump at a cat’s injection site. The 3-2-1 rule helps guide investigation; it is not a cancer diagnosis or a reason to wait silently.
A Lump After Your Cat’s Injection: Record It and Call
Tell your vet about a lump at a cat’s injection site. The 3-2-1 rule helps guide investigation; it is not a cancer diagnosis or a reason to wait silently.
Black Flecks in Your Cat’s Coat? Check for Flea Dirt
A flea comb and a white background can help you spot debris. Flea control needs a plan for the cat and the home, not just one bath or a new...
Black Flecks in Your Cat’s Coat? Check for Flea Dirt
A flea comb and a white background can help you spot debris. Flea control needs a plan for the cat and the home, not just one bath or a new...
A Dog’s Nosebleed: Stay Calm and Do Not Pack the Nostrils
Keep a dog with a nosebleed calm and contact the veterinary team. Do not stuff material into the nostrils or give medicine without instructions.
A Dog’s Nosebleed: Stay Calm and Do Not Pack the Nostrils
Keep a dog with a nosebleed calm and contact the veterinary team. Do not stuff material into the nostrils or give medicine without instructions.