World Rabies Day is September 28, serving as a reminder to us all to make sure our furry friends are up to date on their vaccines. When it comes to rabies, pet owners often have many questions for their veterinarian but aren’t sure where to start. Don’t worry! We’ve outlined a few of the most common questions pet owners have…
Wellness isn’t just for humans – our pets should also have consistent healthy diets, exercise routines, and vet appointments. In today’s blog we go over some ways you can ensure your pet is living their best lives! Exercise Whether it’s going for short, frequent walks around the neighborhood, playing fetch at the park, or having your cat chase their favorite…
What we’ve all been waiting for is officially here – summer! Just like us, our pups are itching to make the most out of sunshiny days and summer activities. This is why we’ve brainstormed some fun, easy activities for you and your dog to enjoy together this summer – from training and agility activities to arts and crafts, there’s something…
It’s estimated at least 40 percent of dogs experience noise anxiety which is amplified by the summer thunderstorms and further by summer fireworks. In fact, animal shelters report that their busiest day for taking in runaway dogs is July 5th. It is natural for dogs to be afraid of loud noises. The sound triggers their nervous system and they become…
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…
So what’s the scoop on your pet’s poop? Fecal tests can tell us a lot about the health of your pet’s health including what your pets have been eating, if they are getting the right nutrients, or if they are stressed out. Because your pet cannot tell you something is internally wrong, they rely on you to pay attention to…
Our pets get sick and they can also act a little odd, more so than normal. A common blood test can tell us a lot about what is going on with our pets internally. In the case of an eye or ear infection, a diagnosis is generally straight forward. There are some cases however that require a more in depth…