Leap into Canine Fitness Month!
Canine Fitness Month, also known as Active Dog Month, is our annual reminder of the critical role physical activity plays in our pets’ lives. As pet obesity continues to pose a threat to canine health, this month encourages dog owners to engage in and prioritize their furry companions’ fitness. The Consequences of Neglecting Canine Fitness […]
Safeguard Your Pup: Defending Against Canine Respiratory Illness
Canine respiratory illness, or CRI, is a recent development in the realm of veterinary care. This illness resembles other respiratory infections, such as kennel cough or bronchitis. However, CRI does not respond to standard treatments and often spirals into pneumonia making it potentially life-threatening without early intervention. To safeguard your four-legged family member and defend […]
Canine Respiratory Illness
Should you be concerned about respiratory illness in your dog? A mystery canine respiratory illness has been spreading across the nation with occurrences reported in Oregon, Colorado, Indiana, Illinois, Washington, Idaho, California, Nevada, and portions of the Northeast. The symptoms mimic those of kennel cough or canine infectious respiratory disease complex (CIRDC), as respiratory signs […]
How to Be Sure Your Pet Is Getting Enough Exercise
Figuring out the right amount of exercise for your pet can feel like a guessing game. Our experienced team is here to help! Here are some steps to take to ensure that your pet is getting enough exercise. We also offer some tips on taking corrective actions if your pet is lacking in daily physical […]
What to Know About Senior Pet Month
It’s time to celebrate Senior Pet Month, and what better way to do that than to make life better for your senior pet? Embracing the changes that come with your pet’s golden years helps both of you stay happy and healthy. Whether that means adjusting their diet, modifying your home, or staying on top of […]
Preserving Optimal Health and Wellness for Your Pet with Spaying and Neutering
As a pet owner, you have likely heard of spaying and neutering. Spaying refers to surgically removing a female pet’s reproductive organs, and neutering is the male equivalent. Many people believe that these procedures are optional and non-essential. In contrast, they are crucial to the health and wellness of your pet, and we’re here to […]
Raising Awareness of the Importance of Pet Vaccines
August is National Pet Immunization Awareness Month, which was designed to raise awareness of the importance of pet vaccines. Making sure your pet gets the vaccinations he needs prevents serious diseases like rabies, parvovirus, and distemper. Your veterinarian can determine if your pet is overdue for any vaccinations or needs booster shots or monthly preventive […]
Identifying Anxiety in Dogs
When referring to dogs, fear and anxiety are at times used interchangeably. However, there are several key differences between a fearful dog and an anxious dog. A fearful dog is a dog that is reacting negatively to a current situation, whereas an anxious dog is a dog that is reacting to a situation that has […]
Summer Tips to Protect Your Pet
Summer breeze, longer days, barbecues, and fun in the sun. We love summer and so do our pets, but the summer heat means making some changes to the way we do things to protect our pets from heatstroke and paw burns. Keep reading for some changes you may want to consider making this summer. Take […]
WHat You Should Know for Heartworm Awareness Month
April is Heartworm Awareness Month, and we are here to remind you that it’s important to stay on top of your pet’s heartworm prevention. Heartworm disease is a serious, potentially deadly condition that can affect cats and dogs, but the good news is that you can take steps to keep your pet healthy. What is […]
