AnimalTalk Your guide to responsible pet ownership
How to keep your pet’s weight in check
Read More »Banting, Weigh-Less or low fat food? (Part 1 of 4)
Q&A: Why does my dog lick one spot enough to make it bald?
Q. Why does my dog lick one spot enough to make it bald?
Read More »Germs and Parasites
Your dog licks your face to show his love and affection for you. But make sure you exercise caution to stop the spread of infectious diseases
Read More »Q&A: Do dogs suffer from heart disease like people and what are the symptoms?
Q. Do dogs suffer from heart disease like people and what are the symptoms? A. Yes, dogs can suffer from heart disease. If you are anything like my mother and view your pets as an extension of the family, it ...
Read More »Rabies: real facts you need to know
Never buy a pet on impulse
8 points to consider when getting a family pet
Never get a pet because your child saw the animal in a movie and wants one. Get everyone involved but keep pet chores age appropriate
Read More »Q & A: Can dogs get diabetes and does it compare to diabetes in people?
Q. Can dogs get diabetes and does it compare to diabetes in people? How is diabetes in animals treated and what is the prognosis?
Read More »A to Z on pet care (Part 3 of 3)
Do you have what it takes to be a responsible pet owner? Caring for an animal requires a firm commitment to the animal’s health and welfare throughout his life
Read More »A to Z on pet care (Part 2 of 3)
Do you have what it takes to be a responsible pet owner? Caring for an animal requires a firm commitment to the animal’s health and welfare throughout his life
Read More »Q & A: My cross breed dog’s eyes are constantly watering. What could be the problem?
Q. My cross breed dog’s eyes are constantly watering. What could be the problem? A. Epiphora is the scientific name for this common condition of watery eyes and may have many causes.
Read More »A to Z on pet care (Part 1 of 3)
Do you have what it takes to be a responsible pet owner? Caring for an animal requires a firm commitment to the animal’s health and welfare throughout his life
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