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According to the Animal Cancer Foundation, one in four dogs and one in five cats will develop cancer at some point in their lifetime. Cancer is the number one natural cause of death in senior cats and dogs. Many pet [...]

National Walk Your Dog Week is the perfect opportunity to get outside and get moving with your pooch. Below are a few reasons why daily walks are beneficial for your dog: Weight control: Daily walks with your dog help [...]

Halloween with pets can be a lot of fun. Think of all those cute costumes and yummy candies (not to mention pet treats!) But beware, there can be tricks too! Take a look at our Halloween tips to keep [...]

In honor of National Animal Safety and Protection Month, here are a few tips for what you should do in the event that you notice a lost pet: Be cautious when approaching the pet: If the pet seems [...]

Many pets around the age of seven are considered to be seniors and require specialized care. Even if your pet does not look or act old, their health and wellness needs change as they age. Early detection and treatment [...]

Fall is around the corner, which means seasonal allergies are looming. Although dogs and cats are allergic to many of the same seasonal allergens as humans, such as pollen, weeds, and mold, the symptoms they experience are different. Some [...]

Cats are known for hiding any signs or symptoms of a health problem. Take Your Cat to the Vet Day is August 22nd and is an important reminder that routine check-ups with your veterinarian provide helpful insights into the health [...]

Adding a new furry family member to your pack is exciting, but it's important to think about how your existing pets will react. When introducing a new pet to your current ones, consider each pet's temperament and personality. With some [...]

Check the Chip Day is August 15th and was created by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) and the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) to remind pet owners to check and update microchip registration information. If your pet is not already microchipped, [...]

Pet Fire Safety Day is July 15th and is a good reminder to be proactive about steps you can take to prevent your pet from accidentally starting a fire. It is also a good time to create a plan to [...]