Pets are an important part of our lives and play a special role in our families, so when it comes time to say goodbye to a beloved dog or cat, the coping process can be a difficult and overwhelming one—but you don’t have to navigate it alone. Our veterinarians can help guide you through the process and ensure that the end of you...
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From vampurrs to dogosaurs, there are few things as irresistible as a pet dressed up for Halloween. In fact, surveys show that nearly one in five pet owners plan to dress their pets in costumes each year, and spending on pet apparel, like Halloween costumes for pets, in the U.S. has skyrocketed, climbing from a few hundred milli...
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Many cats are meticulous self-groomers, but even the most fastidious feline still benefits from routine care at home. Regular cat grooming supports skin and coat health, helps prevent painful nail overgrowth and dental disease, and gives pet owners a chance to notice subtle changes that may require veterinary attention. For new ...
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Have an older pet at home? Just like humans, pets can develop a number of new health issues as they enter their senior years. Often attributed to simply “slowing down,” it is not uncommon for many of these age-related problems to go untreated or even unnoticed. However, many of these changes can be effectively managed with pro...
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Pet obesity has become a serious – and dangerous – epidemic in the United States. According to a 2024 survey by the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention (APOP), approximately 22% of dogs and 33% of cats in the U.S. are classified as obese, with 59% of dogs and 61% of cats being overweight or obese when considering those with a...
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Raw food diets have become increasingly popular among pet owners, mirroring the human raw food trend. Many people believe that uncooked or homemade meals provide better nutrition for dogs and improve overall health. But before replacing your dog’s current food, it’s essential to understand what raw diets really mean, how they co...
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Summer’s almost here! It’s time to sweat (or hide in the air conditioning). But your dog can’t sweat, and your cat only sweats between his toes. So how do you tell if your pet is starting to get overheated? It’s not quite the same with them as it is for us, but there are signs that, once you know them, will seem obvious.
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While most pet owners agree it is better to have loved and lost a furry friend than never to have loved at all, coping with the impending death of a beloved pet is never easy. Fortunately, this process does not have to be navigated alone. Working together with your veterinarian, you can make the most of your pet’s final days an...
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The New Year is a time to reflect on the past year, and also to set goals to improve your life for the new year ahead. The same should go for the life of your pet! There’s no time like a new calendar year to start focusing on forming good habits, taking better care of ourselves and those we care about, and making changes for the...
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The holiday season can bring new hazards for pets, from festive decorations to seasonal foods. Keeping your cat or dog safe throughout the season requires a little extra awareness and a few simple precautions. Follow these seasonal pet safety tips to help you protect your pet and enjoy the holidays without worry.
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