If you are thinking of adding a new feline friend to your household, perhaps a senior cat is the perfect fit. Here are ten health tips to keep in mind for senior cats. 1. Schedule veterinarian checkups at least twice a year. The older your senior cat, the more...

As the temperatures are warming up, you are probably excited to head outdoors with your furry friend! But before you take your pet with you on a hike, pay attention to our safety tips.   #1: Stock up on parasite prevention for your pet Spring is prime time for...

Are you thinking of adopting a new pet? Here are our team's reasons to consider adopting a senior pet: They have better manners. Often, senior pets have already been socialized and learned basic commands, like sit, come, stay, and down. Most are house trained (but if...

Heartworm can sometimes be a confusing topic for pet owners, but we're here to help clear up the confusion to help you understand the importance of year-round prevention!   Myth: Only dogs get heartworms Truth: Heartworms can infect any mammal, including people....

When your pet is ill or injured, you probably spring into a panic and are eager to rush them to the nearest emergency veterinary hospital. However, while some scenarios are true emergencies, not all medical conditions need immediate treatment. Here are some signs that...

As spring is quickly approaching, you may be getting ready to get your garden into tip-top shape. But keep in mind that if your pet joins you in the yard, there are some potential hazards for them that could be toxic.   Pesticides and insecticides — Watch for...

March is National Pet Poison Prevention Month, and we want to help you keep your pet protected if they come into contact with a potentially toxic substance. One of the most important things to remember is to try to stay calm. And then, follow our step-by-step...

Persistent deciduous teeth, or baby teeth that refuse to fall out, can lead to many difficulties with your pet’s permanent dentition and also can harm their oral health. This dental issue most frequently occurs in small-breed and flat-faced dogs, and rarely in cats....

When taking a vacation or a road trip, you may want to include your pet in the fun and excitement. But, before heading out on your trip, prepare your pet for travel with the following tips.  #1: Keep your pet safe with restraints The same way you buckle your seatbelt...

Vaccinations are classified into two categories with core vaccinations being those absolutely necessary to prevent truly virulent diseases from attacking your pet. Non-core vaccinations are optional; however, we may recommend them if you and your dog engage in outdoor...