Not Getting Preventive Care
The consequences of not getting preventive care for your pet.
Features
Vomiting and Diarrhea
What it means when your dog or cat vomits or experiences diarrhea.
Neglecting your dog's dental care
Neglecting your dog's dental care is common but detrimental.
The PETS Quiz
Quick Question #2: Why do dogs have wet noses?
Comic Educator
PETS meets up with the creator of Sir Fong, the comic adventurer, who leads readers on a scientific journey towards discovering life, love and compassion.
ASPCA's Top 10 Paw Care Tips for Cats
Take a look at what the ASPCA recommends when caring for your cat's paws.
Halloween may be Tricky for Our Pets
We have to be a little more mindful of our pets with Halloween just around the corner. For the family, especially the children, Halloween means costumes, chocolates and gallivanting. But for our furry friends, Halloween isn’t all that special.
ASPCA’s Top 10 Paw Care Tips for Dogs
Take a look at what the ASPCA recommends when caring for your dog’s paws.
The Cultured Canine
Did you know that if our dogs could choose what music they could play, they would choose Bach? Yep, according to Irish behavioural researcher Deborah Wells, Ph.D of Belfast, most dogs actually prefer Bach instead of Tchaichovsky or Wagner.
Keeping Pets Safe During the Holiday Season
For most of us, the holiday season means shiny Christmas decorations, beautifully wrapped presents and a delectable selection of tasty holiday treats. In the midst of all the seasonal cheer, it is important to look out for your pets, as they are many new dangers they face during the holiday season.
Keeping Our Cats Happy and Healthy (Part 3)
A continuation from Keeping our cats happy and healthy (part 2).
Issue 24 – Protecting Your Pets
Protecting your pets
Keeping Our Indoor Cats Happy and Healthy (Part 2)
A continuation from Keeping our indoor cats happy and healthy (part 1).
Keeping Our Indoor Cats Happy and Healthy (Part 1)
In Singapore, most of our cats are kept as indoor pets. We fear for their safety outdoors, but being indoors can also pose just as many dangers – eg: the high-rise syndrome. While we can minimise the risks of our cats being lost, infected, or hurt at home, we must always consider what’s best for our cats.
Improving Your Dog’s Quality of Life
Improving your dog’s quality of life is a gift that keeps on giving: the more wonderful we make life for our dogs, the more ways they enhance our own.
