Pet health conditions
30 plain-English guides, written for the evening after the appointment — when you have a diagnosis, a leaflet, and a lot of questions you did not think to ask. Each one covers the signs, how a vet diagnoses it, what treatment usually involves, and what is worth watching at home.
- Cats — 14 conditionsKidney disease, hyperthyroidism, diabetes, dental disease, FLUTD and more.
- Dogs — 16 conditionsArthritis, skin and ear disease, heart disease, pancreatitis and more.
This library is educational reference only. It is designed to help you learn about health conditions your pet may have been diagnosed with — it does not interpret your pet's symptoms, cannot diagnose, and is not a substitute for veterinary care. Cats and dogs often hide illness well, so signs can be subtle. Any new, persistent, or worsening sign warrants a vet visit.