Microchips: Your Pet’s Ticket Home
One of the worst feelings to experience as a pet owner is the realization that your pet has gone missing. Only 17% of dogs and 2% of cats make it… Read more
Pet Poison Prevention
What’s lurking in your house that could make your pet sick? Turns out, lots of things. National Animal Poison Prevention Week is March 18—24, and we want to encourage you… Read more
Pets Gone Wild: Spring Break Travel Prep
Hitting the road with a furry friend this spring break? Make sure you plan ahead so both of you have a stress-free trip! As soon as you know when and… Read more
Pet Health Insurance Options
We have insurance for ourselves, our cars, and our homes, but what about for our beloved pets? They are an important part of your family and a member of your… Read more
Dental Month
Every February, the veterinary community celebrates National Pet Dental Health Month by encouraging pet owners to take care of their pets’ teeth. Without proper dental hygiene routines, pets develop periodontal… Read more
The Importance of Flea and Tick Preventative all Year
While we’re having an unusually cold winter this year, the fact is that this area often doesn’t get enough sustained subfreezing temperatures to kill fleas, ticks, and their eggs. That… Read more
Winter Pet Safety
Looks like this winter isn’t going to pull any punches—so here are a few suggestions for keeping your animal companions healthy and happy during the icy months to come. Keep… Read more
Holiday Pet Saftey
Keep chocolate and sweets out of reach. The darker the chocolate, the higher the concentrations of concentrations of caffeine and theobromine, two substances that are extremely toxic to pets. Xylitol,… Read more
Gobble Up These Thanksgiving Pet Safety Tips
Don’t give in to persuasive purrs and puppy-dog eyes this Thanksgiving! Many of the holiday treats we love can cause health problems for our pets if they eat them. Here… Read more