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Cherry eye in dogs is an itchy eye condition that can be caused by a dog having a prolapsed third eyelid. No kidding! Not only do dogs NOT have an appendix but they also have a third eyelid (no third eye, just the lid)! Sadly,
When your wheels need a bit of TLC you choose a mechanic to give it the attention it needs. Getting the right one can save you money and ensure your car’s always running smoothly, no matter the season. Buuuut, this means you’ve got to do
A lot of us are feeling the pinch this year, especially after the economic effects of COVID. It’s natural to want to look at where you can save money. Though you might be tempted to cancel your car insurance, it’s an unwise financial move that
When it comes to regional vs metro driving habits, are there any trends we need to know about? Anything surprising or strange? Surely your driving style depends on, well, you? It could also depend on where you live or what vehicle you drive. For instance,
A dog biting another dog is a common occurrence. We see it in the park, on social media and, in worst case scenarios, we see “Dog bites dog!” on the news. Therefore, it’s natural to want to make sure your dog is never bitten by
Unlike puppies, kittens – especially from the same litter – can usually be homed in pairs without any problems. If you’re pondering the ‘one or two kittens?’ question then this article is for you. Lots of cat fanatics consider more than one kitten when looking
Someone else crashed your car. They’ve had an incident and your beloved wheels have ploughed into someone else’s. Both cars are damaged. Your friend is ok, luckily. So is the other driver. But they’re not listed on your policy, and…wait, what? They’re an unlisted driver?!
COVID-19 vaccination for pets – is this something pet parents may need to start considering? It’s a question being raised by scientists and vets alike, and research has already begun. What we know for sure is that pets and other animals do get the virus.
COVID-19 in animals is something we’ve all heard about. As pet parents, we may be wondering if this poses a threat to our pet. Could they catch the coronavirus? And is there a vaccine for pets? After all, humans first contracted the virus from an
