
Help Your Pet Beat Their Fear of Fireworks
If last year's July Fourth fireworks scared your furry friend, you might want to begin desensitizing your furry pal to fireworks now. Here is our team's step-by-step guide to help soothe your pet’s fireworks fear this Fourth of July. Step 1: Discover your pet’s...

10 Health Tips for Senior Cats
Senior cats make great companions and you'll want to keep them happy and healthy throughout their golden years. Here are our team's tips to help your feline friend feel their best. Schedule veterinarian checkups at least twice a year. The older your senior cat,...

5 Signs It’s Time to Let Your Pet Go
Letting go of a pet is never easy. As they reach the later years of their lifespan, the need to make the decision rises as their health deteriorates. It's crucial to know when the time is right to ease their pain as much as possible. Here are a few indicators that can...

Why Senior Pets Make the Best Pets
If you're thinking of adopting a new pet, look no further than adopting a senior pet! Hear us out; senior pets make for such dedicated companions. Here's why. They’re focused and smart. Unlike their younger counterparts, senior pets can more easily focus on...

Signs That Your Pet Needs Urgent Care
While it is a stressful situation whenever your pet appears sick or injured, not all medical conditions require immediate treatment. The following are signs that your pet should go to urgent care: Bleeding — If your pet is bleeding internally or externally, from a...

Myths You Need To Know About Heartworm
Heartworm can be a confusing topic for many pet owners. In honor of National Heartworm Awareness Month, our team is debunking common heartworm myths to help you get to the truth. Myth: Only dogs get heartworms Truth: Heartworms can infect any mammal, including...

My Pet Ate a Poison. What Do I Do?
Did you know March is National Pet Poison Prevention Month? We’d like you to brush up on the steps to take if your furry pal has been in contact with a potentially toxic substance. First, don’t panic, and then follow these step-by-step instructions. Step 1:...

Common Garden Toxins to Watch Out For
It’s March, and as the spring thaw begins, many of us will be heading outside to get our yards into tip-top shape. But, if your pets spend time in the yard, too, here are some common toxic items you should watch out for. Pesticides and insecticides — Watch for...

Why Regular Dental Cleanings are Important
When was the last time you brushed your pet’s teeth? If you answered never, you aren’t alone. Most pets develop the early stages of periodontal disease by three years of age, and keeping their pearly whites healthy is often an uphill battle for pet owners. Why...

Are Hairballs Normal for Cats?
Have you had the misfortune of watching your cat cough up a hairball? This may seem like a very abnormal habit, but it is more normal than you think. We will take you through the whole process and let you know if your cat's hairball habit is regular. How are...