A new study concludes cats can be infected with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19 in humans. They can also spread the coronavirus to other cats, at least according to a small research study from China published March 31, 2020. What does that mean for you and your pets?
Read more about Cats and COVID-19: No Need to Panic YetThere’s been a LOT of confusion around pets and coronavirus lately. I ran across a recent social media post describing “coronavirus cough” in dogs. Let me be clear: This is NOT the same virus that causes Covid-19 coronavirus infection in people. I want to dispel any rumors so you can better understand kennel cough, coronviruses and COVID-19.
Read more about “Kennel Cough” or Tracheobronchitis and Coronavirus in DogsIt’s one of the most common questions that pet parents have about their dog – ‘is my dog’s poop normal?’ Our pups can’t always tell us how they feel, so we use their poop as a proxy for how they’re feeling. Our guide will tell you what to watch for, what’s normal and what’s not.
Read more about Is My Dog’s Poop Normal?With the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) and the recent news of a dog in Hong Kong testing positive for the virus, people are asking whether they can get the virus from their pet. Dr. Ward discusses the virus and why it’s extremely unlikely that the virus can be transferred from your pet to you.
Read more about Coronavirus and your Pet, what’s Important to KnowAfter 28+ years of practicing veterinary medicine, I’ve come to learn there are a few core questions you and your vet should discuss each time you visit. These questions – on top of anything specific about your pet – should help you and your vet develop a closer relationship and deliver better care.
Read more about The Vet’s Corner: Five Questions Your Vet (or You) Should Ask during Every VisitOne of the most common reasons pet parents take their dog to the veterinarian is for gastrointestinal (GI) upset. Without a doubt, the majority of acute GI cases are related to changes in diet. This article covers the importance of a proper transition as well as how to introduce a change to a dog’s diet.
Read more about How (and Why) to Transition your Dog to a New FoodI love reading the messages pet parents send us at Wild Earth. The reason I enjoy them so much is that they’re written by people genuinely interested in providing the best care for their best friends. I also see trends in these comments that validate not only our mission as a plant-based pet food company but also in the health benefits of our food. Here are a few.
Read more about Pet Parent Feedback: Taste, Food Allergies, Skin & CoatWe discuss the symptoms of canine IBD as well as why it’s possible some people are seeing improvements with their dog from Wild Earth
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