Holiday Gifts for Pet Lovers

As much as we may feel the summer just ended, there is no denying that the holidays are fast approaching! In addition to more time with family and friends and all sorts of beautiful celebrations, it’s also time to think about gifts for those extra special – animal-loving people on your list. For many of…

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Scratches, Scrapes, and Cuts, Oh My! Pet First Aid at Home

Oh, how we love our curious and fun-loving pets. But from time to time, that adventurous nature (or another mishap) results in a cut, scrape, or scratch that needs first aid treatment. Luckily, not every scrape requires veterinary care, and many minor wounds and cuts can be treated successfully and efficiently at home. This is…

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Why Is My Cat So Itchy? Common Causes of Scratchy Cats

Itchiness in cats is one of the most common complaints of feline pet parents, but it is often hard to determine the cause. Watching your cat itch, lick, and scratch endlessly is not easy for you and understandably uncomfortable for them Curicyn is here to help. This blog will explore the causes of cat itchiness…

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Handling Bumblefoot in Chickens

Chickens are sweet, lively, and often an excellent addition to any backyard, farm, or ranch with the space and resources to care for them. While chickens are resilient and mostly self-sufficient creatures, they are not immune to several medical and physical conditions. One of the most common is known as bumblefoot. While not every chicken…

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Top 5 Valentine’s Day Gifts for Your Dog

Valentine’s Day is quickly approaching, and while you’re planning on sending treats, cards, and fresh flowers to those you adore, let’s not forget one of the most important relationships in your life: your pet! Pets deserve to be showered with love and attention on Cupid’s holiday as much as our human loved ones. After all,…

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Winter Wounds: How to Keep Your Pet’s Paws Protected

black puppy in snow

Winter weather is here and no matter where you live, your four-legged friend has to deal with it. Whether it is Northeastern snow, Southern rain, the Midwest’s freezing temperatures or the dry, cold weather of the Southwest, protecting your pet’s sensitive paws in the winter is important regardless of your geographical location. Common Winter Paw…

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The Ultimate Gift Guide for Horse Lovers

white horse wearing santa hat

Whether the horse lover in your life has their first pony or a full stable of steeds, a creative equine-themed gift can light up their holiday. We have a few ideas that range from pretty to practical, along with one suggestion that we think every horse owner would be thankful to find in their stocking.…

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October is National Pet Wellness Month

We love our pets, and we want them to live long, healthy lives. To help pet owners achieve this goal, the American Veterinary Medical Association has designated October as National Pet Wellness Month. Devoting an entire month to pet wellness gives you the perfect chance to learn about the importance of wellness throughout your pet’s…

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Top Five Most Common Cat Injuries

bengal cat in tree

Most cat parents will have to deal with an injury to their feline friends at some point, and the majority of those will likely be minor and superficial. But some cats just seem to court trouble – or are especially accident-prone! Let’s review the most common injuries* cats experience, along with ways you can help…

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Ringworm: What Is It and What Can You Do About It?

French bulldog reclining on a man's lap

Ringworm is one of the most deceptively named conditions that pets – and people – can encounter. It’s not a worm at all – it’s a fungal infection that affects the skin, hair follicles, and nails of many species of animals. Additionally, although it often appears as a circular lesion, it is not always a…

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