Learn About Cancer in Pets
Cancer in Pets: What You Need to Know Despite incredible advancements in veterinary medicine, veterinary professionals are seeing more cancer in pets than ever before, which might be due in part to our furry companions’ longer lives. Overall, the American Veterinary...
What You Need to Know About Skin Allergies in Pets
April Showers Bring… Spring Skin Allergies in Pets As spring brings warmer weather and new growth, it also brings something more threatening—pollen. This yellow substance triggers irritating allergies in people and pets alike and can cause a wide variety of signs in...
Hairball Prevention for Your Cat
Hairball Prevention for Your Cat Did you know that hairballs have their own day? You probably don't need a specific day to bring your cat's hairballs to your notice, but April 29 is National Hairball Awareness Day. Let's look at why hairballs happen and what...
3 Tips To Prevent Lyme Disease in Your Dog
3 Tips To Prevent Lyme Disease in Your Dog Deer, or, black-legged ticks are the species responsible for transmitting Lyme disease to dogs and people. No longer limited to the East Coast, Lyme disease is spreading across the country and can infect dogs in any...
How to Deal with a New Puppy in Your Home
Although we think every day should be puppy day, National Puppy Day falls on March 23 this year. If you’re planning on welcoming a new puppy home soon, these are some of the best ways to help them settle in. #1: Prepare for your new puppy’s arrival in advance...
Your Pet Should Avoid These Common Pet Toxins
Household toxins are a common source of pet poisoning, particularly in the bathroom or kitchen. However, potential hazards can be anywhere, including in your cupboards, garage, and garden. During National Poison Prevention Week, you should be aware of pet toxins that...
Celebrate a Lovely Valentine’s Day With Your Pet
As Valentine's Day comes around, you may be thinking of ways to show your sweetheart how much you care for them. With the following suggestions, you can also include your four-legged pal in this holiday’s fun and affection. #1: Make your pet a sweet treat You...
5 Steps to Brushing Your Pet’s Teeth
How often do you brush your pet's teeth? It should be daily! By brushing your pet’s teeth every day, you can reduce the amount of plaque and oral bacteria in their mouth and help keep pet dental disease at bay. Here are five steps to get started! Step 1:...
Start the New Year with Pet Dental Care
Dental care is so important for your furry pal! We think it should be on every pet owner’s New Year’s resolutions list. If regular pet dental care didn’t make your top resolutions for 2022, here are four reasons to persuade you otherwise. #1: Most pets have...
Why Your Pet Needs to Be on Parasite Prevention Even in the Winter
You may think it’s safe to skip a dose or two of your pet’s parasite prevention medication during the wintertime. After all, you hardly venture outdoors in such conditions, so what pest could be lurking out there? The truth is, ticks, fleas, and mosquitoes know no...