A Safe Space for Reptiles

Every exotic pet keeper knows that their animal needs a carefully curated space, from the temperature and humidity to the types of enrichment available. For many, there is a dedicated room in the house committed to either setting up enclosures or providing a safe space to wander—and in some cases, both. Regardless of whether you […]

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Snake Handling

Snakes are a pet like no other! But this means it can be a bit intimidating stepping, or slithering in their case, into the world of keeping a snake as a pet, especially when it comes to things like handling. So if you do decide to keep a snake, getting the species that suits you […]

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Why is My Dog’s Mouth Foaming?

Is your dog foaming at the mouth? Here, we’ll discuss how you can tell if it’s a serious problem or it’s fairly normal. If you’re concerned your dog is having an emergency, come to your nearest ER for immediate vet attention. Unsure if you should come in? Give them a call and and talk it […]

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Dogs and Fireworks

Crackle… sizzle… BOOM! If you’ve got a dog who is scared of fireworks and doesn’t ‘do’ loud noises, you know just how daunting holidays with fireworks can be. While we may “ooh” and “aah!” at the spectacular displays, dogs may panic during fireworks and could hide, become aggressive, urinate out of fear, and show many […]

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Christmas Trees and Pets

Holiday Danger Alert: Christmas Trees and Pets Your Christmas tree likely steals the show each holiday season, outshining the other festive decorations. But, your showstopper holds a host of hazards for your furry pal. When decking out your tree this year, be aware of the following potential safety issues for pets and keep your four-legged […]

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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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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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Camping with your Pet

Is there anything more enjoyable than peering up at the starry night sky with your furry companion curled up next to you by the campfire? We do not believe so. Camping with your pet is a fun way to experience outdoor adventures together, but you must ensure your pet’s safety. Follow our team’s camping advice […]

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Keep Your Pet Hydrated During the Summer

Keep Your Pet Hydrated During the Summer Pet owners must be on the lookout for dehydration in their beloved pets as summer draws closer. During these hotter months, heat exhaustion and dehydration are significant causes for concern because they can result in serious health issues or even death. It is important to remember that preventing […]

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