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These are some pet's health problems and how to solve it:

1. Pet meds for dogs/cats aggression/stress                                                                                    Aggressive behavior in dogs can include biting, barking, snarling, snapping and raised fur along the back of the neck and along the ridge of the spine. Aggression in cats can include scratching, biting, excessive yowling, lunging, hissing, spitting and destructive behavior...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats aggression/stress

2. Pet meds for dogs/cats anal glands infection                                                                                 Anal glands are two small glands present in both dogs and cats situated just below and either side of the anal opening. You may have seen your pet with his tail up, dragging his behind across the floor. This is an attempt to relieve the pressure and discomfort of impacted anal glands and is called scooting. Scooting can cause damage to the anus and indicates that your pet is having trouble with his anal glands and needs some type of intervention...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats anal glands infection

3. Pet meds for dogs/cats anxiety - calming                                                                                Although certain animals do have a more nervous temperament than others, traumatic events or exposure to particular stressors can make even a normally calm animal, stressed and perturbed. Fireworks, a trip to the vet, thunderstorms, small children, an abusive situation, change of owner, hair dryers, change of house, the addition of another pet -- these are just a few of the situations that can cause heightened levels of anxiety in your pet...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats anxiety-calming

4. Pet meds for dogs/cats asthma                                                                                              The sign that most pet owners first notice is coughing. Your pet may also develop wheezing, a whistling sound produced by air traveling through narrowed airways. This sound is usually loudest as your pet exhales. In a severe asthma attack, respiratory distress may occur. Your pet may begin breathing with difficulty through the mouth and you may notice a purple color to the tongue and gums due to a lack of oxygen reaching the blood...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats asthma

5. Pet meds for dogs/cats bladder infection                    
Symptoms include: (a) Straining to urinate (b) Obvious pain or discomfort when urinating (c) Constantly licking their genitals (d) Frequent urination without passing much urine (e) Urinating in unusual places (f) Cloudy or bloody urine (g) Fever and loss of condition...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats bladder infection  

6. Pet meds for dogs/cats cancer                                                                                               Nobody knows exactly what causes cancer in cats and dogs but a number of risk factors have been identified including stress, pollution, colorings and preservatives and an inadequate diet. These factors and others can damage your pet's immune system and a compromised immune system damages the body's natural ability to fight cancerous cells...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats cancer

7. Pet meds for dogs/cats coat and skin problems                                                                  Skin and coat problems are very common among domestic pets and appear to be on the increase. They include: (a) Abscesses (b) Skin odors (c) Eczema (d) Allergic dermatitis (e) Contact dermatitis (f) Dandruff (g) Hair loss (h) Warts (i) Puppy acne (j) Seborrhea...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats coat and skin problems

8. Pet meds for dogs/cats constipation                                                                                      Symptoms of Constipation in Cats and Dogs: (a) Straining to have a bowel movement with no result (b) Abdominal discomfort (c) Loss of Appetite (d) Bloating (e) Going for long periods between bowel movements (f) Hard, impacted stools...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats constipation

9. Pet meds for dogs/cats cushing's disease                                                                   Cushing's disease is also known as hyperadrenocorticism and is characterized by the over-production of hormones from the adrenal glands. The symptoms of Cushing’s Disease: (a) Increased thirst/drinking and urination (b) Increased appetite (c) Panting (d) High blood pressure (e) Loss of hair (f) Calcified lumps in the skin (g) Thinning skin and susceptibility to infections ... read more about pet meds for dogs/cats cushing's disease

10. Pet meds for dogs/cats detox                                                                                                                     Daily exposure to a wide variety of toxins can seriously affect your pet's health. A highly processed, chemically-enriched diet filled with colorants and preservatives; drinking chlorinated water, regularly wearing a commercial flea collar, daily being exposed to second hand cigarette smoke, insecticides and pollution - all these are just the tip of iceberg when it comes to the toxins affecting our pets...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats detox

11. Pet meds for dogs/cats diabetes                                                                                                                Symptoms of diabetes: (a) Excessive thirst (b) Frequent urination (c) Change in appetite (d) Weight loss (e) Lethargy (f) General weakness (g) Recurrent urinary tract infections (h) Cataracts (in dogs)...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats diabetes                                    

12. Pet meds for dogs/cats diarrhea                                                                                                                 When your pet has diarrhea, the number of stools passed may or may not be increased but each stool will be much looser and more watery than normal. Diarrhea in pets can be related to something they have eaten, a viral infection, bacterial infection, worms, a foreign object they have swallowed and even diseases affecting other organs such as the liver or kidneys...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats diarrhea

13. Pet meds for dogs/cats digestive problems                                                                                             Symptoms of digestive problems: gastritis, esophagitis, IBS, colitis, enteritis, bloating and other digestive pain and discomfort...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats digestive problems

14. Pet meds for dogs/cats disinfecting cleanser                                                                                          Cuts, scrapes, bites and stings, ringworm, flea-bite dermatitis and many other similar injuries and conditions affect cats and dogs fairly commonly. Though minor, these can cause a lot of pain and discomfort for your pet...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats disinfecting cleanser

15. Pet meds for dogs/cats disobedience                                                                                                        Some animals become increasingly hyperactive and delinquent over a period of time while others are that way from the start. Either way you need to do something to calm their errant ways...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats disobedience

16. Pet meds for dogs/cats distemper                                                                                                            It is an airborne virus, which affects the respiratory, gastrointestinal, and central nervous system of the animal. Symptoms: conjunctivitis (a watery, pus-like eye discharge) and inflammation of the eye, fever, nasal discharge, pneumonia (coughing and labored breathing), lethargy, reduced appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, seizures, hyperesthesia (increased sensitivity to sensory stimuli, such as pain or touch), muscle twitching, progressive deterioration of mental abilities and motor skills, complete or partial paralysis...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats distemper

17. Pet meds for dogs/cats ear infection                                                                                            Common signs of ear infection are: (a) Shaking of the head and ears (b) Scratching or rubbing the ears and face (c) Discharge or even bleeding from the ears (d) Foul smell coming from the ears (e) Sensitivity to touching in the ear area (f) General irritability...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats ear infection

18. Pet meds for dogs/cats energy tonic                                                                                              Restore health and vitality to aging, ill or sluggish pets, boost immune system functioning and strengthen resistance to disease, improve circulation and the flow of blood and oxygen throughout the body ...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats energy tonic

19. Pet meds for dogs/cats epilepsy/seizures                                                                                   Causes an acute decrease in state of consciousness, repeated movements of the body, excessive salivation, vomiting and often a loss of bladder and bowel control. This event may last from 30 seconds to a few minutes. It is generally followed by a period of drowsiness, difficulty walking or seeing as well as changes in behavior which can last around 24 hours...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats epilepsy/seizures

20. Pet meds for dogs/cats eye infections                                                                                   Symptoms: (a) Squinting of the eyes (b) Watery or mucoid discharge (c) Red or swollen conjunctiva (the pink part just inside the eyelids) (d) The iris (colored part of the eye) may also appear dull or cloudy ...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats eye infections

21. Pet meds for dogs/cats flatulence/gas              
Flatulence is generally caused by a build-up of gas in the stomach or intestines, which is often a result of undigested fermenting food. It is often accompanied by bloating, abdominal pain, belching and wind...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats flatulence/gas  

22. Pet meds for dogs/cats fleas                                                                                             Fleas are an extremely common parasite among dogs and cats. Some pets suffer very little from the bites of these creatures but a number of less fortunate pets develop an allergic reaction to flea saliva, leading to a severe skin reaction known as flea bite dermatitis...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats fleas

23. Pet meds for cats furball relief                                                                                           Cats are avid groomers and seem to spend hours preening and licking themselves. Unfortunately this usually means that they end up swallowing a lot of loose fur which accumulates in their stomach to form matted lumps called furballs...read more about pet meds for cats furball relief

24. Pet meds for dogs/cats grief and pining                                                                            Symptoms: (a) Excessive barking (b) Lethargy (c) Anxiety/nervousness (d) Excessive grooming (particularly in cats) (e) Self mutilation or destructive behavior (f) Weight loss/gain (g) Sulking or even aggression (h) Change in personality (i) Increased clinginess and attachment (j) Loss of appetite...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats grief and pining

25. Pet meds for dogs/cats gum disease                                                                                    All types of teeth and gum diseases can lead to serious health problems in pets. Dogs and cats make much fuller use of their teeth than humans do - using them in ways we usually use our hands. For this reason, toothache, dental disease and loss of teeth can all have serious consequences for pets... read more about pet meds for dogs/cats gum disease

26. Pet meds for dogs/cats healing after surgery/accidental injury                                                 Healing after surgery or an accidental injury can be a slow and painful process for your pet. Depending on the extent of the injury or operation, this can take days or even months. There may be internal or external wounds and bruising - or even (in the case of injury) broken bones and damaged organs...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats healing after surgery/accidental injury

27. Pet meds for dogs/cats heart and blood circulation problem                                                     Symptoms: (a) Tiring more easily than normal (b) Low pitched deep cough (c) Labored breathing (d) Coughing during the night or after exercise (e) Fluid retention in the legs and abdomen (f) Bluish look to the tongue and gums (g) Excessive weight loss ...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats heart and blood circulation problem

28. Pet meds for dogs/cats hypothyroid                                                                                     Pets with hypothyroid conditions may gain weight without any change in their diet. Many become lethargic and seem to lack energy. The coat and skin may suffer from the lack of thyroid hormones- leading to hair loss and dry skin. Constipation, slow heart rate and infertility are also common problems in pets with hypothyroidism...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats hypothyroid

29. Pet meds for dogs/cats immunity and liver         
Liver problem symptoms: (a) Loss of appetite (b) Weight loss (c) Listlessness (d) Poor coat condition (e) Vomiting (f) Diarrhea/soft stools (g) Gray stools (h) Swollen abdomen (i) Fluid retention (j) Jaundiced (yellow) mucous membranes (k) Weakness (l) Confusion (m) Convulsions or delirium in advanced disease...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats immunity and liver  

30. Pet meds for dogs/cats joint and muscle problems                                                               Symptoms: (a) Overall stiffness especially after rest (b) Whimpering when getting up (c) Difficulty climbing stairs or climbing in and out of car (d) Reluctance to exercise (e) Lameness (f) Unusual movements (for that particular animal) (g) Disjointed or wobbly gait (h) Swelling and tenderness in limb or spine (i) Shying away from being stroked along their back (j) Thickening of the Joints of the affected limb (k) Favoring the use of one limb more than another (l) Irritability...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats joint and muscle problems

31. Pet meds for dogs/cats kennel cough                                                                                  Kennel cough is a highly contagious upper respiratory infection that often affects animals that are kept in a confined space such as boarding kennels, dog shows or veterinary hospitals. Symptoms include a persistent dry hacking cough or bouts of deep harsh coughing often followed by gagging, which may produce a foamy mucus...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats kennel cough

32. Pet meds for dogs/cats lactation/nursing                                                                            Because the entire litter’s energy requirements must be met by the mother, lactation is a very nutritionally demanding time for your female dog or cat. A complete and balanced diet is very important and she will need between one and a half to three times more food than usual - as well as a lot more fresh water - while nursing...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats lactation/nursing

33. Pet meds for dogs/cats liver health                                                                                     The liver, the gallbladder and the pancreas are all crucially involved in the digestive process. The liver stores Vitamins A, D, E and K and produces bile, which is essential in the breakdown of fats. It is also responsible for eliminating and detoxifying the poisons that enter the blood stream... read more about pet meds for dogs/cats liver health

34. Pet meds for dogs/cats parasites (heartworm, roundworm and tape worm)                             A number of intestinal parasites will produce no visible symptoms in your cat at all – or at least not at first. Other parasites such as the tapeworm will usually be visible in your cat’s feces and in the hair or on the skin around his anus.
Symptoms: (a) Weight loss (b) Gastrointestinal disturbances (c) Diarrhea (e) Anemia (f) Scratching, particularly around the base of the tail (g) Vomiting (h) Mild to severe coughing (i) Eating a great deal without putting on weight (j) Bad breath ...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats parasites (heartworm, roundworm and tape worm)

35. Pet meds for dogs parvovirus                                                                                          This illness can cause severe digestive symptoms, as well as fever and shock and may even prove fatal. Parvovirus attacks rapidly dividing cells like those in the lining of the gastrointestinal tract as well as developing white blood cells. In this way parvovirus leads to symptoms like bloody diarrhea, vomiting and loss of proper immune system functioning...read more about pet meds for dogs parvovirus

36. Pet meds for dogs/cats paw injuries                                                                                   Your dog or cat may often walk over rocks, soil, thorns and snow ,even if confined to your yard. Unlike us humans, our pets don’t have foot-protection in the form of shoes and although their paws and paw-pads are much tougher than our feet, they do sometimes suffer from cuts, wounds, bruising, cracks and even burns...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats paw injuries

37. Pet meds for dogs/cats performance                                                                                  When it comes to competing in shows and competitions, your pet needs to be in peak health. But constant high stress and anxiety levels can have a damaging effect on your pet's condition and performance... read more about pet meds for dogs/cats performance

38. Pet meds for dogs/cats prostate problems                                                                                             By far the most common condition involving the prostate in pets is Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH). As in humans, this is often found in older pets and is a widespread problem in male animals. The glandular tissue of the prostate increases in size with age and puts pressure on surrounding structures (e.g. the bladder) causing urinary and defecation problems...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats prostate problems

39. Pet meds for dogs/cats respiratory infections                                                                                        If you have noticed signs of lethargy, coughing, sneezing, fever and runny eyes or nose, then your pet is probably suffering from a cold or upper respiratory infection. This is an infection of the nose, throat and upper airways similar to when humans get a cold or flu...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats respiratory infections                                    

40. Pet meds for dogs/cats ringworm                                                                                                              Ringworm is a contagious skin condition occurring commonly in both cats and dogs and is actually caused, not by a worm, but by a fungus. Ringworm may cause various lesions on the skin and these are not always in the shape of a ring. You may notice your pet scratching at areas that look scaly and inflamed and, with time, the hair in these patches may be lost...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats ringworm

41. Pet meds for dogs/cats sinus infections                                                                                                   Typical signs of a sinus infection are sneezing, discharge from the eyes and nose, coughing or gagging and a postnasal drip. If your pet has never had such an illness before, it may be wise to have your vet investigate with X-rays or other tests to confirm a sinus infection...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats sinus infections

42. Pet meds for dogs/cats sugar control                                                                                                      Diabetes is a disease of the pancreas that affects the body's ability to control its blood sugar levels. The pancreas is responsible for producing a hormone called insulin which keeps blood sugar levels balanced. Symptoms of diabetes: (a) Excessive thirst (b) Frequent urination (c) Change in appetite (d) Weight loss (e) Lethargy (f) General weakness (g) Recurrent urinary tract infections (h) Cataracts (in dogs)...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats sugar control

43. Pet meds for dogs/cats tear stains                                                                                                           Tear stains are reddish/brownish marks found on the inside corner and just below the eyes of pets. These are most often found on animals with light-colored fur as this makes them more visible. Tear stains are caused by an overflow of tears which then react with normal bacteria found on the skin to produce the darkened color...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats tear stains

44. Pet meds for dogs/cats teething                                                                                                              Around 4 months of age your puppy or kitten will lose its first set of teeth and the adult teeth will begin to emerge from the gums. The teething process continues on and off for several months and, as with human babies, this is often a painful or uncomfortable process for your pet...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats teething

45. Pet meds for dogs/cats tick-bite relief                                                                                               What is Lyme Disease and what are the symptoms? Lyme disease is an infectious tick-borne disease that mainly affects dogs. Symptoms of Lyme disease include: (a) Fever (b) Joint Swelling (c) Lameness (d) Lethargy...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats tick-bite relief

46. Pet meds for dogs/cats travel/motion sickness                                                                             Travel or motion sickness is caused by movement in different directions, particularly when the animal is sitting or standing still in a moving vehicle, boat or plane. It can also happen when there is a loss of visual contact with the outside horizon or due to pressure changes in the inner ear during air travel...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats travel/motion sickness

47. Pet meds for dogs/cats Urinary tract infections (UTIs)                                                                        Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are uncomfortable and extremely painful. They tend to be more common in cats than dogs and can be caused by bacterial infection, bladder stones or urolithiasis (stones in the urinary tract). Symptoms include: (a) Straining to urinate (b) Obvious pain or discomfort when urinating (c) Constantly licking their genitals (d) Frequent urination without passing much urine (e) Urinating in unusual places (f) Cloudy or bloody urine (g) Fever and loss of condition...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats Urinary tract infections (UTIs)

48. Pet meds for dogs/cats viral infections                                                                                                    Canine distemper is a highly contagious, extremely serious viral disease which occurs in dogs and other wild canids (e.g.. foxes, wolves and coyotes), raccoons, skunks and ferrets...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats viral infections

49. Pet meds for dogs/cats weight-management                                                                                         Domestic animals are provided with food which they do not have to hunt for and which is not always suited for their bodies. In addition, they are often exposed to a lifestyle which contributes to sluggish metabolism, underactive thyroids and livers which are not able to remove toxins or eliminate unwanted fat from their bodies...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats weight-management

50. Pet meds for dogs/cats wounds and cuts                                                                                        Both dogs and cats often fall victim to minor cuts, scrapes, bites and stings- especially those with outdoor lifestyles and adventurous natures. Cuts and scrapes, abrasions, insect bites, fights with other animals - all can result in a miserable pet with consequent risk of infection...read more about pet meds for dogs/cats wounds and cuts

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