May is National Chip Your Pet Month – a great time for pet owners to visit one of our five clinics to get their pets chipped and to make sure those chips are up to date! Don’t wait before it’s too late. Collars and ID tags are good forms of identification for your pet, but they can break or become…
The best method of flea and tick treatment is preventing your pet from getting them in the first place! Yet, with so many different options out there, it’s difficult to know what type of flea and tick preventives are right for your pet. Here are a few things to know to prevent these pests from making a home on your…
Spring and summer are right around the corner and if your dog is anything like all of us, they are itching to stretch their legs and run outside for some exercise and adventure! Before you let your dog roam around in tall grass or wooded areas, it’s important to protect them from Lyme disease and to know the signs and symptoms your pet might have been infected.
Did you know that April is National Pet First Aid Awareness Month? Having lifesaving resources and skills on hand for your pet can make a difference in an emergency. We’ve highlighted a few common items you should keep in your pet’s first aid kit, recommended by the AVMA. Keep your kit in an accessible place, but in a spot out…
Spring break is right around the corner! Though taking a trip out of town can be an exciting change of pace for us humans, the change in routine is tough on our dogs – and it can be extra-hard for anxious or reactive dogs who thrive on consistency. Why do dogs develop separation anxiety? Unfortunately, there is no conclusive evidence…
We love pets for their curious and playful nature, but their desire to discover the world through sniffs and licks can lead to some dangerous situations. Celebrate National Animal Poison Prevention Week (March 20-26) by making sure your home is as safe and pet-friendly of an environment as possible. Educate yourself on what items in your house are poisonous to…
Brushing your dog’s teeth might not be a task you think of frequently (that is until they whip around and take a bite of their feces). What you may not realize is that “dog breath” should not be synonymous with stinky! Good oral hygiene is not only imperative to keep their teeth strong and in good condition, but also for…
It’s officially 2022 and if you’re like us, you’ve put together some New Year’s resolutions. While cultivating your resolutions for the year, be sure to include daily walks with your dog on the list! As you’re busy working (whether in the office or at home) your dog is looking forward to any chance to be with you, and establishing a…