National Pet Dental Health Month

Tuesday, February 26th, 2019

How to Care for Your Pet’s Teeth and Gums You may think it’s common for your pet to have their own version of stinky breath, just like we do! But, just like ours, your pet’s teeth and gums need to be cleaned for their happy smile to last them a lifetime. It’s important not to […]

Home is Where the Poison is

Monday, February 18th, 2019

Pet poisoning is a serious problem. Ingestion of harmful foods and chemicals is among the top reasons that pets require emergency care. However, with proper awareness and precautions, pet poisoning is preventable. Delicious But Deadly: What You Need to Know For your curious, non-discriminating pet, home offers a buffet of tempting but harmful treats. The […]

Canine Troubles: How to Win Over Your New Love’s Dog

Tuesday, February 5th, 2019

You’ve fallen in love and nothing can interfere with your new budding relationship until you meet the dog. Your initial introduction with Dog goes terribly awry. Instead of tail wagging and face licking, he greets you with growls and snarls of aggression. Is there couples therapy for dogs and new significant others? Dog likes the […]

Going for Walks with Your Dog

Monday, January 28th, 2019

Get the Most Out of Your Walks with Your Furry Best Friend   When it’s time to take your dog for a walk, some people love it and some people hate it. While it could be due to the time of the day, the current season, or another random factor, many of the times the […]

Avoiding DIY Veterinary Care Can Save You and Your Pet

Saturday, January 19th, 2019

While making a hair color change or painting a room seem reasonable to do yourself, when it comes to your pet’s health, it’s best to leave that to the professionals. Do-it-yourself (DIY) or “at-home” tests for Heartworm, Ehrlichia, Lyme disease, Feline Leukemia and other diseases have recently begun to infiltrate the online market. And while […]

Emergency Kit For Your Pet

Monday, January 7th, 2019

Of course, the best way to handle emergency situations is to avoid them by keeping your pet safe and healthy. However, in spite of your best efforts, accidents can happen. Here are some tips to consider before you need to use them. Always keep within reach the phone numbers for your veterinarian, emergency clinic, poison […]

New Year’s Resolutions for Your Pet

Tuesday, December 18th, 2018

The holiday season is coming to an end and the New Year is right around the corner! You may be scrambling to finalize all your end-of-the-year plans, but have you thought of any New Year’s resolutions? No, not just for you, but for you and your pet! That’s right – you don’t have to keep […]

Sharing Holiday Meals with Pets

Friday, November 30th, 2018

It’s no secret that the next month or so will be full of hearty meals as you’re surrounded by friends, family, and countless loved ones. It’s almost impossible not to have some leftovers, whether they’re from your own home-cooked meals or you were given some to take home. So, what’s next?   It’s quite common […]

When Your Cat Becomes a Senior Cat

Wednesday, November 21st, 2018

We all remember the days of your little kitten, bouncing around the house with enough energy that you couldn’t properly catch up with. As the years went by, your kitten became a cat, still harboring a lot of energy but also enjoying long days of lounging around in the sun. Now, your cat is officially […]

How to Help Your Dog Enjoy Their Crate

Thursday, November 15th, 2018

All pet owners have their own feelings about crating their dog, but these crates are intended to be a safe and comfortable place for your pet. They can go in there for bed, for a quick nap, or just to relax because they enjoy this space so much. Check out these helpful tips to make […]

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