Finding out that your pet has fleas can be a stressful experience as both a pet owner and a homeowner. There are multiple steps to take and we want to make sure that you’re fully aware and educated on all you need to know in order to protect your furry friends, as well as your […]

February is an important month for your children and pets! During this month, both the American Dental Association and the American Veterinary Medical Association celebrate dental-related awareness to improve the smiles of our children and pets. All month, we celebrate National Pet Dental Health Month, where we want to address the significance of taking care […]

Having a feline friend to come home to after a long day of work can brighten your day, but do you ever wonder how your cat feels when they’re home alone? While cats are extremely independent in many ways, there may be behavioral changes that they’re experiencing which show signs of loneliness. Check out some […]

The Winter months can be tough to deal with, whether it’s the excessive snow, rain, or just suffering through the cold weather. But know that if you’re not having fun during the winter, then neither is your pet. There are many discomforts that a pet can deal with in the cold and freezing months, like […]

It’s time to move on to bigger and better things, whether it’s a larger apartment or even a brand-new house. You certainly have a lot on your plate during this time, so we want to help give you some helpful tips on moving to a new location with your furry friends and how to make […]

As much as you love your furry friend, you may not always have the best time with them because of your allergies. Whether you’re sneezing, dealing with a runny nose, or have itchy and dry skin, your allergies could be out of control due to your pet. Unfortunately, it can be hard to know how […]

A new year is almost upon us. With it comes the opportunity to start anew and set some goals for better, healthier and more productive living. As a pet owner, the new year also marks a fresh opportunity to include your pet’s well-being in your plans. Here are five New Year’s resolutions to consider: 1. […]

Holiday season adornments are attractive to all creatures. The ornaments, foods, gifts, wrappings, ribbons, lights and plants are all curiosities for pets. Pets investigate new items by sniffing, tossing, chasing and finally by tasting. A few precautions are necessary to avoid the holiday crowds at the veterinary hospital. Behold! Everything Looks Delicious The most common […]

Maybe you’re looking for a snuggle buddy? A certain four-legged furry companion with whiskers and an affinity to purr? Before you bring a new cat into your house, there’s a lot to consider. Here are some things to think over so when the time comes, you find a cat that’s perfect for you and your […]

November is National Pet Diabetes Month, but with more than 50 percent of the nation’s cats and dogs overweight or obese, raising awareness of the common endocrine disease has been extended to pets – rather than just their human caretakers. It is estimated that one in every 200 cats may be affected by diabetes, being […]