Pet Care Tips

Spring’s in full swing, and summer is almost here… ‘tis the season for all things icky to be gobbled, sniffed, and licked by your curious little pet! Since worms and parasites can live in all those lovely things, like dead rodents, dirt, and poop, that your dog or cat may stop to investigate on their...

Got an overweight cat? Understanding how to get your cat to lose weight is critical in managing and preventing serious diseases (such as heart disease and arthritis) and for improving their overall wellbeing. In this blog, our share some tips and tricks on helping your cat lose weight and achieve optimal health. Tip 1: Feed...

Are you prepared for a pet emergency? Most households have a first-aid kit for humans and a basic understanding of human first aid but are unaware of what to do in pet emergencies. In Honor of American Red Cross Pet First Aid Awareness Month, we want to do our part in informing pet parents on...

Spring is here! After the long winter some of us have endured, we can’t help but feel excited for beautiful spring, filled with warm weather and colorful flowers; but unfortunately, some of those beautiful flowers and plants can be poisonous and can have a negative impact on our beloved pets. Effects of poisoning can result...

Winter can be ruthless on our dog’s paws, from the cold snow to the de-icing chemicals on the ground. Thankfully, there are some ways that we can keep our dogs safe during these cold winter months. Before heading out on your winter adventures, make sure your dog’s paw pads are ready for the harsh winter...

Happy New Year! With all our New Year resolutions ready to go, consider setting some goals for your furry friends too! There are always things we can work toward to improve the happiness and health for your pet, and what better time than a fresh year to work toward these goals. Here is my list...

We all love to think of our dogs as the energetic little puppies we first brought home. But like us, our pups continue to age whether we like it or not, with veterinarians saying that most dogs begin to show the symptoms of old age near 7 years old. Many signs of aging for your...

As the kids head back to school and the adults are at work, many dogs may begin to show signs of separation anxiety. While home alone, some dogs will show their love for you by barking, eating your favorite piece of furniture, and peeing on the carpet. Not exactly how you wish they would display...

Most humans can attest to the discomfort and suffering caused by a simple urinary tract infection, let alone a more serious urinary system disorder such as kidney stones or kidney failure. Proper kidney function is essential to maintaining optimal health in both humans and pets, playing a vital role in keeping the body free of...

It’s hard to be a happy family when your pet is sick. Diseases of the adrenal glands, such as Cushing’s disease or Addison’s disease, can have a profound impact not only on your pet’s health but also on their personality, often leaving families desperate for a “miracle cure” that will bring back their happy, healthy...