Casa Leo

I stay at hostel..so i always have to leave leo at home with my family and go to hostel..and leo becomes depressed everytime i leave him...i go on monday mornings and return on friday evenings..what is the solution for that?

When I adopted Leo they said he was aloof with cats. However hes chased mine around the house and tried to grab one by the neck. How do I help him stop that?

My dog, Leo, is a mini Aussie & he sheds a LOT. I would like to know if there are any possible ways I can reduce his shedding?

My leo has a shedding problem and theres something on his right eye.He only shed down to his neck and not his body.2 days since he started shedding.

My 9 year old lab, Leo, started throwing up once in a week or so in March.Tthe Vet was treating him for the minor infection that showed up in his reports. A month passed by but he still threw up and the frequency started increasing to once in 3-4 days. That is when we changed our vet and he got a blood test done for Leo too. We treated him fro infection, got xray, sonography and endoscopy but nothing could be detected. What to do?

Hi, My leopard geck is about 6 years old. My aunt was sitting her for me. However, my aunt ended up feeding my Leo partially decomposed crickets yesterday. She seems fine, but it still worries me, will this hurt her?

We have observed a behaviourial change in Leo recently. He sleeps whole day and wakes up early morning at about 4:00 AM and conatantly barks until we take him for a walk or play. Also, we usually take him for a walk 5 times a day for 30-60 mins but everytime he goes, he doesn't want to come back home. How can I train Leo to not bark or sleep till when my family wakes up i.e. 8 AM approx? And secondly, why do you think he not willing to come back home when we are taking him for regular walk?

I noticed leo was limping after returning from his daily night walk and when I examined his paw, I observed this (pics attached) on his left front paw. He seemed fine before tonight. What could this be? Should I be concerned?

Leo (male, neutered) gets aggressive towards my other cat (female, spayed, same litter) sometimes. I assumed they were playing, but recently I found that he had pulled out some of her fur during these 'fighting' sessions. I generally try to separate them, they separate pretty easily. Is this normal?

Leo is 3 months old and so as yet unnetered. His behaviour is really brash he likes headbutting bitting and when he does snuggle he tries to burry himself into me. Is there any way to calm him down a bit before nuetering. He also has started sneezing alot and grunting in my face too. Thanks

I had leo neutered on 19 Feb. His wounds have healed. His stool is not normal. When I cleaned the litter box it was like urine clump but of stool and smellier than regular stool. It has been like this for the past 4-5 days. His behaviour is normal and is playful. What do I do ?

My parents have decided to put Leo, our cocker spaniel down this Friday, and I have less than two days to fight for him. He's 8y.o. and I think there may still be hope for him. Raw, flaky, and red skin tissue on nose, paws, eyes Drinks more water than normal, voracious appetite Has energy but has trouble getting around because of paws Was on steroids + antibiotics, helped temporarily Weight gain Is there hope for him or have the parents made the right call?