It’s Foxtail season!
Your neighborhood Veterinarian has a seasonal reminder- It’s Foxtail season! My dog’s once fluffy coat has become a Where’s Waldo treasure trove over the past week for just about …
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April is Lyme Disease Prevention Month
April is Lyme Disease Prevention Month and it’s important to protect your pets from the disease. This month is the perfect time to refamiliarize yourself with all you need …
February is Dental Month
Your Pets Dental Health- As much as I love my cats and dogs, I must admit that dragon breath does cause me to cringe when they lean in for …
Why is a Routine Vet Visit So Important?
You wouldn’t disregard your own health checkups, so why should your pet? Routine veterinarian visits are one way to monitor your pet’s health. A routine veterinarian visit can help …
Weight Loss Awareness Month
Weight gain is nothing to be ashamed of. In fact, it happens to the best of us – even our pets! The key is becoming aware of it and …
Senior Pet Month
As dogs age, they will start to have less energy, might develop cataracts or hearing problems, Dogs older than seven may slow down, sleep more, play less and otherwise …
Brushing Your Pet’s Teeth
One of the most common steps missed in pet care is dental hygiene. Pet parents remember to brush coats, trim nails and give baths as necessary, but not everyone …
DNA Testing for Your Pet
Even if you know your pet’s breed, you may be wondering what else there is to know about your dog or cat. Pet DNA can be a great way …
Reasons to Consider Spaying or Neutering Your Pet
Within the United States, it is estimated that nearly 80% of family pets are spayed or neutered. If you recently added a pet to your family, you may have …
Thanksgiving Pet Safety
Thanksgiving is a special holiday that brings together family and friends, but it also can carry some hazards for pets. Holiday food needs to be kept away from pets, …