Read all about the adventures of Helen and her fur kid Coco Beans, and why Aon’s Happy Tails is their pick!

All the way from New Zealand…meet Bailey, the cutest furball you’d ever meet!

Say ‘Hello’ to our fighter, Gizmo the Corgi, and find out what keeps him strong and brave!

Meet the Golden boy Shayne and find out what keeps him healthy and happy

Boo suffers from Intervertebral Disc Disease. See how pet insurance helps her pawmum with rising medical costs.

Sandra talks us through her dog’s encounter with hip dysplasia. We also discover the benefits of pet insurance.

We reached out to a paw-rent Debby to discuss the benefits of AoN Happy Tails Pet Insurance.

Article originally published on Cat Care Center. Written by Dr Lacie Lee. Refer to the original article here. Understanding the Changing Health Needs of Mature, Senior, and Geriatric Cats If you have lived with your cat since they were young, you have a good understanding of what is normal for your cat in terms of their behavior […]

Symptoms, diagnosis, treatment*We are no expert, just sharing our journey* Cough can mean a lot of things; kennel cough, lung problems, heartworm, etc. Can’t be sure what the root cause is unless seeking help from professionals.  Symptoms Dusty started with what doesn’t sound like a cough in 2020 mid-December. It sounded like he was trying […]

Article originally published on Dodowell. Written by Danielle Esposito. Refer to the original article here. Let’s start off by calling dog hiccups exactly what they are: absolutely adorable. And puppy hiccups? That’s an entirely different level of magic-on-earth that can cure any bad mood. But as a responsible dog parent, of course you want to know if […]

Article originally published on The Spruce Pets. Written by Tabitha Kucera RVT, CCBC, KPA-CTP. Refer to the original article here. It can be difficult to tell if your cat is in pain for many reasons. Cat owners may often miss the subtle signs of pain in their cats or do not notice until their cats are showing more obvious […]

Article originally published on SitStay. Refer to the original article here. Article written by Dr Erica Irish. Two of my four dogs suffer from severe allergies from both food and environment, so I am familiar with how frustrating it is to deal with this issue. The good news is that there are many more foods and treats […]

Oolong is usually a pretty active and playful dog. But when we went home last Thursday, he was extremely lethargic; he welcomed us with a lick at the door and went back to his room to sleep. Oolong was sick. I could see in how he dragged his paws across the floor, how heavy his […]

No, not that kind of sugar baby! The term sugar baby is commonly used within the diabetic dog pawrent community as a term of endearment to describe our poor puppers who have been diagnosed with diabetes. Exactly a year ago, on 29 November, my Pomeranian Summer (aka Gou Gou) was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, a condition characterized by high blood sugar levels in the body due to insulin deficiency.

I am a worrier. So when my furbaby falls sick, I will feel as if I am ill too. I believe pet owners are generally very sensitive when your furbaby is acting out of the ordinary, or feeling unwell.

Being a first-time dog owner, I was relatively lucky that Coffee had no major health issues for the first few years of her life. I always knew she had a weak stomach and had her fair share of vet visits, but nothing prepared me (and my wallet) for the multiple bouts of gastroenteritis that happened last year in 2019. I’m sharing my personal experience in hopes that you can avoid some of the mistakes that I made.

Katsu has always been the lively kid in the neighborhood. He enjoys zoomies every night and after showers. Not forgetting the daily routine of jumping on hoomans at home and playing fetch every other hour to burn off his excess energy. However, reality struck us one month after his first birthday.

In early July 2020, our family was met with some unexpected news. Our dog Hana was not only diagnosed with patellar luxation in her hind legs, but also hip dysplasia, at the tender age of 9 months. It was a double whammy for us. Between January to June, we had already made multiple trips to the vet to treat a variety of ongoing issues. But what made the situation even worse was the fact that Hana had already been displaying early symptoms of both conditions—right under our noses.