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Veterinarian
Lorna is a veterinarian based in Cape Town, South Africa. originally from Scotland. Lorna loves to travel and has lived, studied, and worked on three different continents. Lorna has over two decades of experience in small animal medicine and surgery, both in the charity and private sector, plus a further qualification in feline medicine.
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Beagles are generally considered to be a healthy dog breed that does not have many health issues if they are cared for properly. Most health issues that a beag…
Beagles are lovable hunting dogs that make excellent pets. They are friendly, sociable, and easy to maintain. Beagles are a small breed and just an overall fun…
Beagles are not hypoallergenic. They shed a lot (though not necessarily as much as a German Shepherd or other high-shedding breeds). Therefore, they do not fit…
If you're like most pet owners, you want to do whatever is best for your furry friend. That's why you may be wondering how long it takes dogs to recover from b…
Neutering is one of the most common surgical procedures performed on dogs (and cats). If you adopt your male dog from a shelter, chances are they’ll already be…
While Labrador Retrievers are popular companion dogs worldwide, they were initially bred as sporting dogs and retained much of their working prowess even after…
French Bulldogs are among the most popular and desirable dog breeds. They are lively, outgoing, affectionate, and have personalities that are hard to describe…
When you're an allergy sufferer and a dog lover, it's a good idea to find out how your allergy will flare up around particular dogs. Unfortunately, if you were…
Pancreatitis is one illness you want to take seriously, as mismanaging this disease can quickly become fatal. Pancreatitis is the inflammation of the pancreas,…
Whining, crying, and pacing can all be signs of pain, but if you have an unspayed female, they might be signs of something else. About twice a year, female dog…
