Do dental chews really work for dogs?

Are dental chews worth buying, and are they good for dogs? Our Perry vets explain how these treats are designed to work and which factors to consider when deciding whether to give them to your pup.

Is a dog's mouth cleaner than a human's?

The saying "a dog's mouth is cleaner than a human's mouth" has been around for a long time, but is it true? Today, our Perry vets tackle this age-old question.

Why does my dog's breath smell so bad?

Stinky dog breath is a common occurrence but can be a sign of health issues. Today, our Perry vets why dogs have bad breath and how you can help to treat and prevent it.

How long can dogs go without water?

If your dog doesn't drink enough water it can seriously affect their health and if not resolved quickly, can lead to organ failure. Our Perry vets share the signs of dehydration in dogs and the importance of ensuring that your dog has access to water at all times.

Why does my cat's breath smell bad?

As most cat parents know, our feline friends enjoy getting up close and personal. This is especially true first thing in the morning, and there's nothing quite like waking up to stinky cat breath. Most of the time this condition can be linked to dental concerns, but that is not always the case. Our Perry vets talk about some of the reasons for your cat's bad breath and what you can do to help treat this smelly condition.

Nutrition, Skin, & Dogs

Just like in people, our dogs' skin is their largest organ. When combined with their coat, it makes up 12% of the average dog's body weight. What you may not know is that your dog's daily nutrition can have a significant impact on the health and condition of its skin and coat. Here, our Perry vets explain the relationship between your dog's skin, coat, and its diet.

Why Are My Cat's Nails Splitting?

Cats shed the outer layers of their nails regularly. They typically remove the outer layer by scratching something, leaving behind a small claw-shaped nail. This also reveals a shiny, sharp new claw. However, this is sometimes not the case, and your cat's nails might splinter. Here, our Perry vets explain other reasons your cat's nails may split.