Would you know if your pet was in pain? Most of us would like to think so, but sometimes pets are exceptionally good at hiding their discomfort. Apparent signs of illness such as bloody stool, seizures or extreme weight loss... read more
Is Your Pet Protected from Heartworms?
Did you know more than one million pets in the U.S. have heartworm disease? To shed some light on this serious, potentially fatal disease, we have put together some basic data to keep you informed. Let’s take a look at who transmits... read more
Is Blood Work Really Necessary?
Pets communicate their health through their behavior and their appearance, and as their pet parent you play an important part in keeping them happy and healthy. Regular wellness exams, at least once a year, that include blood work are the... read more
Pet Care 101: Why and When to Spay or Neuter Your Puppy or Kitten
The topic of pet spay/neuter procedures continually creates buzz. What are the benefits of spaying or neutering your pet? When is the optimal age to spay/neuter? Is the procedure the right choice for my pet? There are numerous... read more
Rabies Miasm – Fact or Fiction?
Vaccines for children and their possible long- and short-term side effects are a hot topic among parents. Did you know this conversation is also popular among the veterinary community and pet parents? One specific vaccine that has been called... read more
5 Ways to be a Great Pet Owner
Know What You Are Getting Into When you adopt a pet, you need to know you’re making no small commitment. Pet ownership is a life-changing commitment, and can even be a lifelong one if adopting certain pets,... read more
