Anal glands are often referred to as “scent glands” because animals use them to mark their territory and to identify each other. Scooting, licking or emitting foul odors could be signs that your pet is having anal gland problems. What can you do about this issue?

When I was growing up, I remember watching The Price is Right game show. At the end of every show, Bob Barker (and now for you younger generations, Drew Carey) would say, “Help control the pet population; have your pets spayed and neutered!” I admit that when I was young, I didn’t fully understand why […]

You don’t have to declaw your cat to save your furniture and your sanity! Here are four alternatives to declawing surgery.