FAQ

Mild cat colds often resolve on their own with supportive care, but frequent or severe symptoms require veterinary evaluation and treatment.

Occasional sneezing in cats is normal and helps clear nasal irritants, but frequent or persistent sneezing with other symptoms may require veterinary care.

Occasional sneezing in cats is normal, but if it becomes frequent, persistent, or is accompanied by other symptoms, a vet visit is recommended.

Cats sneeze for many reasons, including clearing irritants, infections, allergies, dental issues, or foreign objects. If sneezing is frequent or comes with other symptoms, consult a veterinarian.

Data shows that the Pit Bull is responsible for the most fatal dog attacks in many countries, including the United States.

While dogs may not understand death as humans do, some may exhibit behaviors that feel like saying goodbye, such as seeking solitude or showing unusual affection.

According to fatal dog attack data, the Pit Bull is most often identified as the breed responsible for the highest number of fatal attacks on humans.

Dogs may exhibit behavior that seems like saying goodbye before passing, such as seeking closeness, becoming unusually calm, or withdrawing from their owners.

The American Pit Bull Terrier is statistically the #1 dog breed involved in fatal attacks, according to several studies in the United States.

Dogs may exhibit behaviors that owners interpret as saying goodbye, such as seeking closeness or becoming unusually affectionate, but this is not a conscious farewell.