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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
Salmon Poisoning in Dogs: Mention Raw-Fish Exposure Even Days Later
A Pacific Northwest fishing trip or scavenged fish can matter to a sick dog’s history. Learn what to tell the vet without attempting home treatment.
Salmon Poisoning in Dogs: Mention Raw-Fish Exposure Even Days Later
A Pacific Northwest fishing trip or scavenged fish can matter to a sick dog’s history. Learn what to tell the vet without attempting home treatment.
Suspected IBD in a Cat: Why a “Sensitive” Food Label Cannot Confirm It
Understand the purpose of a diagnostic workup, food trial and possible biopsy when a cat has recurring intestinal signs.
Suspected IBD in a Cat: Why a “Sensitive” Food Label Cannot Confirm It
Understand the purpose of a diagnostic workup, food trial and possible biopsy when a cat has recurring intestinal signs.
Giardia in Dogs: A Better Stool Does Not Replace the Testing and Cleaning Plan
Learn why one stool sample can miss Giardia and why medication, follow-up and environmental management need to be considered together.
Giardia in Dogs: A Better Stool Does Not Replace the Testing and Cleaning Plan
Learn why one stool sample can miss Giardia and why medication, follow-up and environmental management need to be considered together.
Copper-Associated Liver Disease in Dogs: Ask for the Finished Food’s Data
A liver-care plan needs actual copper information and veterinary selection, not guesses from ingredient names, ash or a meat percentage.
Copper-Associated Liver Disease in Dogs: Ask for the Finished Food’s Data
A liver-care plan needs actual copper information and veterinary selection, not guesses from ingredient names, ash or a meat percentage.
A Dog Who Scoots Needs an Anal-Sac Check, Not Just More Fiber
Scooting and a fishy odor can signal discomfort. Learn why an examination comes before using a high-fiber snack as a solution.
A Dog Who Scoots Needs an Anal-Sac Check, Not Just More Fiber
Scooting and a fishy odor can signal discomfort. Learn why an examination comes before using a high-fiber snack as a solution.
Why a Vet May Check Vitamin B12 in a Cat With Chronic Gut Problems
Understand why an ingredient list cannot answer a cobalamin-status question, and how to organize testing, supplementation and follow-up with the clinic.
Why a Vet May Check Vitamin B12 in a Cat With Chronic Gut Problems
Understand why an ingredient list cannot answer a cobalamin-status question, and how to organize testing, supplementation and follow-up with the clinic.