Pet Health

Are you interested in helping animals in need, but don’t know where to begin? Keep reading to learn about some of the paw-esome organizations we supported over the years and other Bay Area groups who are making a big difference.

We’re bringing awareness to pet diabetes a disease that affects roughly one out of every 230 cats and one out of every 310 dogs (according to published studies). Many pet parents are surprised to learn that cats and dogs can get diabetes, which is similar to diabetes in humans...

Most adult cats have trouble digesting dairy products because they lack the ability to break down lactose, the sugar found in milk.

Gut bacteria are crucial for digestion and obtaining nutrients from the food your dog eats. We are seeing a rise in microbiome-associated disorders in our dogs and ourselves. Luckily, it is possible to restore and maintain a healthy gut microbiome for your pup naturally.

If your dog suffers from itchy skin, ear infections, diarrhea, or other symptoms caused by food sensitivities or allergies, transitioning to a novel protein might be the answer.

While flare-ups of E. coli are a common problem in dogs, flare-ups also occur in cats. Here we discuss E. coli as it relates to cat and dog gut health and available treatment options for symptomatic patients.

Diarrhea can be a sign of an underlying health problem. Figuring out the true cause of dog diarrhea can be tricky, even for a specialist.

Parvo in dogs is a common, highly contagious disease that’s one of the most severe infections a young puppy can get. Fortunately there is an effective vaccine, but some puppies need to have several boosters of the vaccine before they are fully protected.

Pancreatitis (inflammation of the pancreas) is a gastrointestinal disorder that can affect cats. While it’s reported to occur in only 2% of cats, it may be much more common than we think and a recent veterinary study suggests that more than 40% of all cats may be affected. Sym...

Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) is a painful, incurable disease that’s nearly always fatal.