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Like their human companions, dogs can develop Type I or II diabetes, a metabolic condition in which insulin is not available to remove glucose normally from the body. The damage caused by too much glucose can lead to many serious medical conditions, including cardiovascular problems, kidney impairment and problems with vision. Dogs with diabetes are also at higher...
Pet UTIs and endocrine disorders: Pet Diabetes is one of the fastest rising modern health issues and is associated with increased risk for Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) in both cats and dogs in part due to Glucosuria (glucose in urine). Research by a group at a Veterinary College in Virginia, suggests that UTIs are common in dogs with...
Whether it's in cats or in humans, aging significantly increases the chances of suffering disease. Today, cats are living longer and more fruitful lives, mainly thanks to massive improvements in nutrition, veterinary, and home care. Still, once your cat is nearing old age, there are several health complications that you should be aware of. Knowing which are...
Check out Cranimals CEO, WilmaPretorius Ph.D. , and her latest interview with Pets and Their People.
Dave: We're back, and we got Dr. Wilma Pretorius of Cranimals on, and George, what do you think? Think it's going to be a good interview, right? George:It's going to be a great interview. Welcome in, Dr. Wilma. Wilma Pretorius:Thank you so much...
Keep your cat's urinary tract in tip top shape with our clinically tested natural cranberry supplement for cats to help prevent and manage UTI's and struvite stones and crystals. Learn how about the difference between a Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) and Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD).
