Veterinary Blog

Lyme Disease Prevention Tips   As cold winter weather slowly slips away and warm spring temperatures arrive, sluggish parasites wake up. This makes April the perfect time for Prevention of Lyme Disease in Dogs Month. Take action to reduce your pet’s likelihood of...

Keep your pet safe this spring with these tips and advice on how to recognize common pet emergencies and know how to act when they occur.

Are you struggling to process the loss of a beloved pet? This article offers three tips that can help you cope during this difficult period.

Love is in the air! Check out these three safe pet treats for your beloved furry friend this Valentine’s Day.

Wondering when to schedule your pet’s dental cleaning? Here are three telltale signs that it might be time.

4 Things You Should Know About Canine Influenza   Hearing your pup sound like they’re hacking up a lung not long after you had the flu may make you wonder if they contracted your illness. While your dog certainly can become sick with a respiratory illness, “the...

Is My Pet Getting the Correct Amount of Daily Exercise They Need?   All pets need daily exercise, and the amount each cat or dog requires varies. Follow the guidelines below to create a general exercise plan, and take into account your pet’s age, breed, and...

Learn About the Health Needs of Cats   Although cats may seem as if they are largely self-sufficient and require little care, realistically, they need just as much specialized attention as dogs to remain happy and healthy. To keep your feline friend in tip-top...

5 Pet Hazards To Be Aware of This Holiday Season   The year is coming to an end and holiday celebrations are in full swing. Keep in mind that the additional activity and stress present the perfect opportunity for your pet to get into trouble. Look out for the...

Things to Know When Preparing a Thanksgiving Plate for Your Pet   While you are drooling over a heaping plate of your favorite Thanksgiving food, so is your furry pal. However, many popular Thanksgiving foods are dangerous for pets. Let your pet join the feast by...