Dental Chews: Why We Don’t Recommend It
Dental chews are marketed as a great way to improve your dog's dental health. But do they really help to keep teeth clean?
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Vanillapup Dog Food Guide
What's the best diet for my dog? What's the difference between different dry dog foods? Do I need to add supplements? Learn more with our dog food guide!
Dog Paw Licking: How to Solve and Manage This Pesky Problem
If your dog has started licking her paws, don't brush it off! Here's how to determine the cause and how to treat it.
Complete Guide to Pet Insurance in Singapore 2019: How to Choose + Detailed Comparison
Want to buy an insurance policy for your pet? How do you compare offerings by different companies and what should you take note of? Here's a helpful guide.
Dental Scaling for Dogs: Latte’s Teeth Got Cleaned For the 1st Time at the Vet
Latte's first professional dental scaling experience! Learn more about the procedure, safety, and costs here.
Infographic: Canine Cancer in Singapore
Cancer can hit anyone, including our pets. So, how do we prevent canine cancer and how can we detect and treat it early? Find the answers here!
Dog Sterilisation: Should We or Should We Not Do It?
Dog sterilisation is such a routine surgery that most dog owners send their dogs for it without thinking twice. While sterilising your dog can reduce or eliminate the risks of accidental pregnancy, reproductive cancers, and pyometra, it is not without its cons.
Ask a Vet: Why Are So Many Dogs in Singapore Suffering from Skin Problems?
At Gentle Oak, Dr. Lee Yee Lin's vet clinic, about 30-40% of her patients suffers from some form of skin issues. Similarly, we have seen at least a quarter of the dogs around us suffering from itchy skin or paws. Why are skin issues plaguing so many dogs in Singapore?
How to Protect Your Pets During and After Flooding
Here's some useful information from Petplan on the health risks pets are exposed to during and after flooding and what you can do to protect them.
[Infographic] Dangers of Leaving Your Dog in a Hot Car
Did you know? A parked car can go as much as 10 degrees Celsius higher in a matter of 10 minutes. Never leave your dog in the car even if a window is open.