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Whether it’s a cat who treats the couch as a throne or a dog who thinks the hallway is their personal racetrack, plenty of pets live their best lives indoors. The great indoors keeps them safe and cozy, but it also means their needs are a little different. With the right care...

If your cat could talk, they’d probably still keep half their problems to themselves. Cats are private creatures, and when it comes to their urinary health, they rarely make it easy for you to spot a problem. Instead, they leave clues like small puddles, odd litter box behavior, or…

A urinary tract infection happens when bacteria—most often Escherichia coli (E. coli)—enter the urinary system and start to multiply. This usually affects the bladder or urethra. Female dogs are more prone to UTIs because their shorter urethras allow bacteria to…