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Is Your Pet’s Microchip Up to Date?

Is Your Pet’s Microchip Up to Date?

It is heartwarming to hear miraculous stories of pets reuniting with their owners after a long period of time or a long distance, thanks to their microchip identification! A few months ago, Jasper, a dog that had gone missing eight years ago, was reunited with his owner in Louisiana after being surrendered and identified in Houston. Similarly, Willow, a calico…

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Happy “Hug Your Cat” Day! Ways to Show Your Cat Love

Happy “Hug Your Cat” Day! Ways to Show Your Cat Love

There is nothing like receiving a playful purr or snuggly head bunt from your affectionate cat! Cats often get a bad rep as being independent and aloof compared to their canine counterparts, but true cat owners know that cats can be just as affectionate and social as any other pet. Their silly tendencies to hide in odd places, bop things…

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5 Common Myths about Spay/Neuter

5 Common Myths about Spay/Neuter

Spaying/neutering your cat or dog is an important part of responsible pet ownership. Unneutered males that are not able to mate experience frustration, which can lead to aggression. Unspayed females attract unwanted attention every six months. From a psychological and biological point-of-view, spay and neuter is the best thing for your pet. People often have misconceptions when it comes to…

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My Dog has Fleas… Now What?

My Dog has Fleas… Now What?

It’s an itchy time of year for our furry friends. With flowers blooming and trees budding, your dog may be suffering from seasonal allergies. Their skin may also be dry and irritated from the few bouts of colder springtime weather. While these factors may cause discomfort to your dog, if you notice excessive scratching or chewing, it’s important to check…

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What Is Heartworm, And What Are The Symptoms?

What Is Heartworm, And What Are The Symptoms?

Most dog owners are familiar with the threat of heartworm in the U.S. and give their pooches a monthly preventative “heartworm treat” to keep them from getting heartworm disease. Do you understand where heartworm comes from or the symptoms to look for if your dog is infected? During National Heartworm Awareness Month this month, take the opportunity to learn more…

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Lyme Disease: Symptoms to Look for in Dogs

Lyme Disease: Symptoms to Look for in Dogs

After a cold, snowy winter being cooped up indoors, your pets are itching to stretch their legs and run around outside for some exercise and adventure. Similarly, young, poppy seed-sized deer ticks called nymphs that have been growing and lying dormant all winter are now active, hungry and seeking a host. Before you let your dog roam around in tall…

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