Is My Pet at Risk of Diabetes?

November is National Pet Diabetes Month, and with an estimated one in 300 dogs and one in 200 cats contracting the disease during their lifetime, pet owners need to understand the risk factors and symptoms.  What factors put my pet at risk for developing diabetes? While any pet can develop diabetes—even young pets—some conditions may […]

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Successfully Medicating Your Pet

We understand that sometimes, medicating your pet require professional-level wrestling skills and result in scratches, bites, and frustration. Because of improper techniques, many pets have learned to panic and react defensively at the sight of medication. Did you know you can treat your pet safely and successfully by learning how to medicate them correctly using […]

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Summer Grooming Tips for Your Pet

It’s really heating up this summer! As a pet owner, there are a few grooming tips to consider for your furry friend. It’s not as straightforward as you might think!  #1: Brush your pet regularly to remove dead fur and prevent mats The best grooming method to help your pet stay cool is to brush […]

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Signs of Canine Anxiety

Does Your Dog Have Canine Anxiety? Anxiety in dogs is very common. Signals that indicate your pup could be anxious can be difficult to detect, but once you know what to look for, you may find them to be pretty obvious. In honor of Dog Anxiety Week, which runs from May 3 to 9 this year, […]

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Preventive Screenings in Senior Pets

Sadly, we know that our pets do not live long enough. Along with a shorter lifespan—in relation to their human family members—come rapid health changes, particularly in their later years. Although young pets can develop health issues seemingly overnight, it is much more common in senior pets. We can closely monitor their health and spot subtle […]

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Spotting Signs of Pain in Your Pet

Pets can be great at hiding any signs of discomfort, so it can be tough to tell when they are in pain. September is Animal Pain Awareness Month, so do your pet a favor and learn the following common signs of pain to get them help when they need it.  #1: Your pet is slowing down or […]

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Why does your pet have diarrhea?

Reasons That Can Cause Diarrhea in Pets Nothing makes a pet owner rise from their bed more quickly in the middle of the night than the unmistakable sound—and smell—of their dog having diarrhea. While this may prompt you to turn to Google for relief for your dog, understanding the possible causes will lead to the most […]

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Preventing Pet Obesity

National Pet Obesity Awareness Day is on October 12, but you should pay attention to your pet’s weight year-round. More than half of the nation’s cats and dogs are considered overweight or obese, which can lead to serious health issues. Overweight pets are at an increased risk for developing heart disease, respiratory problems, skin issues, osteoarthritis, endocrine […]

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Common Reasons for Pet Limps

When your pet suddenly develops a limp, you may wonder whether it is a problem that requires urgent care or an issue that can be managed at home with rest. Let’s run through the list of the most common reasons pets limp and when a limp turns into an emergency.  Causes of limping in pets Pets limp for […]

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Lyme Disease Prevention Tips

As cold winter weather slowly slips away and warm spring temperatures arrive, sluggish parasites wake up. This makes April the perfect time for Prevention of Lyme Disease in Dogs Month. Take action to reduce your pet’s likelihood of giving ticks a ride—or a meal—and learn how to spot common Lyme disease signs to ensure your four-legged friend gets the […]

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