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The medical stuff is stressful. Get expertise on common (and not-so-common) health issues, from causes and symptoms to the latest treatments for pets.

Cat's Veterinary Check-up.

Pet insurance is ideal, but there are some other options if you're stuck.

Small black dog itching itself outside in the grass.

And what to look for if you think your pup has them.

Woman brushing dog's ears at home.

Come out, come out wherever you are, you little pests.

Ask a Vet

Pet health question that’s not an emergency? Our vet team will answer over email within 48 hours. So, go ahead, ask us about weird poop, bad breath, and everything in between.

Woman blowing her nose while her dog sits besides her at home.

Think of the amount of tissues you’d need...

Woman snuggling her dog on the couch at home.

No one likes it when their tummy hurts.

Woman hugging her dog on the couch.

And what you should do if you think your pup is suffering.

Woman walking her brown poodle outside.

Seriously, when will it end?

Woman playing with her dog and his ball outside.

When to see a vet and when you shouldn’t panic.

Woman feeding her dog a supplement at home.

From dry skin to anxiety to allergies, we've got a supplement to help your pup’s specific needs.

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Cat sleeping at home in the sun.

Nearly 40 domestic cats have been infected with bird flu—two of which have never been outside.

Woman giving her cat a pill.

And learn what alternatives might be better.

Woman holding cat at home.

And how to know if they have one.


A woman checking her dog for ticks outside in a grassy field.

It is peak tick season, so we asked a veterinarian for tips on how to prevent this dreaded disease.

Man holding his cat.

Because they’re probably not going to tell you why they just scratched the heck out of the couch.

Woman and dog sitting outside.

August and September are the most active months for rabid bats. Here’s how to keep your pet safe.

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