A little more understanding.
Food, health and the everyday moments that bring us closer. Practical knowledge for life with cats and dogs, from the PARTNER Editorial Team.
The PARTNER Journal
Found a Tick on Your Dog? Remove It Promptly and Keep a Record
Check the places ticks hide, remove attached ticks promptly and tell the vet about later changes. Prevention and removal are separate tasks.
Found a Tick on Your Dog? Remove It Promptly and Keep a Record
Check the places ticks hide, remove attached ticks promptly and tell the vet about later changes. Prevention and removal are separate tasks.
A Cat Licking Their Belly Bare Needs More Than a New Food
Overgrooming can reflect itch, pain or a behavioral problem. Save useful observations and seek the cause before choosing another recipe.
A Cat Licking Their Belly Bare Needs More Than a New Food
Overgrooming can reflect itch, pain or a behavioral problem. Save useful observations and seek the cause before choosing another recipe.
A Coughing Cat Needs an Airway Assessment
Coughing can be confused with a hairball attempt. Breathing difficulty needs urgent care, and recurring cough deserves assessment even between normal meals.
A Coughing Cat Needs an Airway Assessment
Coughing can be confused with a hairball attempt. Breathing difficulty needs urgent care, and recurring cough deserves assessment even between normal meals.
Matted Fur on a Cat: Put Down the Scissors First
A tight mat can hide skin and discomfort. Learn when to stop home grooming and arrange help, then build a gentler prevention routine.
Matted Fur on a Cat: Put Down the Scissors First
A tight mat can hide skin and discomfort. Learn when to stop home grooming and arrange help, then build a gentler prevention routine.
Does Your Cat Need a Whisker-Friendly Food Bowl?
A cat may prefer one bowl without proof of whisker stress. Read the study carefully, then separate comfort choices from appetite concerns.
Does Your Cat Need a Whisker-Friendly Food Bowl?
A cat may prefer one bowl without proof of whisker stress. Read the study carefully, then separate comfort choices from appetite concerns.
My Dog Eats Grass. Should I Change the Food?
Grass eating alone cannot identify a missing nutrient. Notice the pattern, avoid treated areas and get advice when illness accompanies it.
My Dog Eats Grass. Should I Change the Food?
Grass eating alone cannot identify a missing nutrient. Notice the pattern, avoid treated areas and get advice when illness accompanies it.