Reviewed for accuracy on April 23, 2021 by Brittany Kleszynski, DVM Table of Contents Introduction to Labradoodles Size of Labradoodles Characteristics of Labradoodles History of Labradoodles Labradoodle Standard Information Caring for Labradoodles Common Health Problems of Labradoodles Diet and Nutrition for Labradoodles Where to Adopt or Purchase Labradoodles Related Breeds Pet Insurance for Labradoodles Introduction… Read More

Diagnosis: Cancerous tumor Claims Covered: $3,181 | Healthy Paws paid: $2,737 Coverage options: $250 | Reimbursement: 90% No pet parent wants to hear that their furry loved one has cancer, but the story of Darby, a 7-year-old retriever mix, illustrates that cancer in pets is often treatable, and pets can recover from it and go on to live… Read More

Cats like to observe their kingdom from high places so your cat may enjoy exploring your kitchen counters, the top of your favorite bookcase or he may even like to perch on top of your refrigerator. This can pose a danger to him and you if he decides to leap down on you, claws blazing,… Read More

Cats and dogs don’t have to be sworn enemies, and by properly introducing them, a cat and a dog can live in harmony. If your cat and/or dog have previously lived with others of the opposite species, you might be inclined to rush the relationship between the two. However, every situation is unique and it’s… Read More

Whether your cat likes to do his scratching on a horizontal surface, a vertical surface, or both, he can do damage to furniture, carpet, and other items in your house. While you can’t really keep your cat from scratching, we’ve got some suggestions on what to do to protect your furniture (and redirect your cat’s… Read More

Key Takeaways A new study says that the simple act of buying your pet a toy, treat, or experience might make you happier. The amount spent does not seem to be material to the mood boost; even $5 will do the trick. Making it a regular habit to purchase your pet a gift can be… Read More

Key Takeaways If you have a surplus of produce from your garden, many fruits and vegetables can be fed to your dog or cat, in small amounts. Most fruits and vegetables that can be fed to your dog are also healthy for your cat, although they may be less interested. As gardening season approaches, people… Read More

The quick answer: Maybe. If your cat is healthy, they can eat ham, but only in very small amounts. Ham for cats Ham is rich in protein which is why it might be so tempting to your kitty. Cats are carnivores, meaning they need to consume protein daily to meet their nutritional needs, so ham… Read More

Fleas are tiny parasites that pack a big, annoying punch. They can cause intense itchiness and skin irritation for dogs and be a frustratingly hard-to-eliminate pest for dog parents. Keeping fleas off of your dog and out of your house is essential. But how do you do that? Fortunately, many flea prevention products and methods… Read More

The Siamese is talkative, curious, and great for families with children and/or other pets. The breed is known for suffering from progressive retinal atrophy. Weight: 6-14 pounds Life Expectancy: 15-20 years Temperament: social, intelligent, affectionate Energy Level: 5 Ease of Training: 2 Grooming Requirements: 1 History of the Siamese breed Siamese cats have a long… Read More

We’ve partnered with Pawsitive Alliance for the #WhyNotMePets campaign to give difficult-to-home pets an extra paw up. These lovable pets are ready to find their forever homes.   Please take a few minutes to acquaint yourself with this month’s featured pets – Draft, Shelby, and Lacey: Name: Draft Breed:  Greyhound Age/Gender/Size: 5 ½ years / Male / Large Likes: Practicing his… Read More