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If you’ve been following us on Facebook, you know that we’ve grown by one—and quite the one she is. With a personality that is larger than a life, a mind for mischief, and a heart as big as the sky, our little Chaya keeps us rolling in joyous laughter. We are all hopelessly in love....

Many folks consider bringing a parrot into their life for several different reasons. Parrots are funny, intelligent, and curious companions, but it’s important to remember that they are not domesticated animals like cats and dogs. There are many wild-caught species being brought into the trade and sadly, parrots are not made for domesticity! Their urges are...

Feline Immunodeficiency Virus/FIV positive cats are often feral due to their nature and outdoor environment. Did you know that? This is because when these kitties live in the wild, they may frequently have to engage in fights to secure their territories, leading to bite wounds—the primary mode of FIV transmission. The lack of consistent veterinary...

As pet parents, we know how much trouble our furkids can get into, and sometimes we don’t always know what to do when something more serious happens. Don’t you worry! Our pet experts are here to help. Having basic first aid could be life-saving in an emergency or help a fluffy loved one reach medical...

Is your dog suffering from vomiting or chronic diarrhea? Do they seem tired, and have a poor coat condition. These symptoms may indicate that your dog is suffering from Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). IBD in dogs is a common gastrointestinal issue. Inflammatory or Irritable Bowel Disease also known as IBD is a common gastrointestinal problem...

The holiday season is a time of joy for many of us, but it can be a source of stress for our pets. With loud noises, unfamiliar faces, and disruptions to their daily routines, dogs (and even cats!) often feel overwhelmed. As much as we enjoy the festivities, our furry friends might not share the...

Are you wondering whether you can introduce a bunny to your existing family with cats and dogs? While it’s always exciting to add a new fur kid into the mix, rabbits have quite different needs than other fur kiddos. They’re prey animals, which means their natural instinct is to run – while your dog or...

When Olivia was born, she started wobbling when she tried to walk and had more trouble getting around than her siblings did. She had a neurological condition called Wobbler Syndrome or Cerebellar Hyperplasia (CH). It causes loss of motor control, so CH kitties may find it difficult to stand, walk, and support themselves. Olivia did...

Birds are smart, social, and deeply expressive feathered companions that can bring years of joy to your household. From playful budgies to affectionate cockatiels and beautifully vocal canaries, pet birds thrive when their physical, emotional, and environmental needs are properly supported. While birds may appear low-maintenance at first glance, proper pet bird care involves balanced...

Foster Brown and Recon are tabby brothers from different mothers, but they have been together since they were itty bitty rescue kitties. At 12 years old, they still get along as brothers do, but their personalities and health profiles are quite individual.   Foster Brown is a chonky fellow with a sweet heart and shy demeanor,...