Your cat is itching, has lost some hair, and their skin is red. Could it be demodex mites? Demodex mites on cats are ...

Does your pet scratch a lot or have ear problems? It could be allergies. Dogs, cats, and even bunnies can suffer from ...

Just like with humans ... skin, excessive scratching and licking, excessively rubbing its face on surfaces like furniture and the floor, red skin, loss of fur, reoccurring skin and ear infections ...

These commonly ignored hygiene habits may be silently affecting your skin, lungs, gut health, and immune system more than you ...

Staff from the Rockingham-Harrisonburg SPCA and Rockingham County sheriff’s deputies rescued 52 dogs from a house in Broadway ...

I PREFER THE ORAL TABLETS IF YOUR PET CAN TAKE THEM BECAUSE THEY ALSO THEY DO THE BEST JOB AND THEY ALSO COVER FOR MITES AND ... YOUR EAR CANALS ARE LINED WITH SKIN. SO A LOT OF DOGS WILL HAVE ...

Other practical steps to combat hay fever include having an air filter in the home, regularly washing the dog’s bedding, keeping windows and doors shut and vacuuming regularly.

A severe flea infestation can lead to skin damage, an allergic reaction ... roundworms, hookworms, ear mites, and tapeworms. If you're looking for an over-the-counter (OTC) medicine available ...

Hay fever is a common affliction for many people throughout spring and summer - but humans ... mites, or possibly bacterial, yeast, or parasitic infections. Continuous scratching damages a dog’s ...

Head shaking, ears flapping, collar jangling — you probably see your dog doing this at least once a day. But is there any reason for this behavior? Or should you be concerned? Why do dogs ...

After playing outside or rolling in the grass, your dog might have some grass, dirt, water, or even an insect in its ear. A vigorous shake of their head is an easy way to remove the offending object.