Think about what your pet does while you are at work. They may snooze peacefully, gaze longingly out the window, or destroy everything within paw’s reach! When home alone, your pet may become bored, which can manifest as inappropriate behaviors such as destruction, excessive vocalization, inappropriate elimination, overgrooming, irritability, and more. To keep your furry [...]

Veterinary medicine professionals frequently say, “Cats are not small dogs,” meaning that while we see cats and dogs as equals as pets, they have different medical needs, metabolize drugs differently, and experience different diseases. This holds true for thyroid disease, which is common in both species, but affects each in opposite ways. WesVet Animal Hospital [...]