Embrace the Season of Giving Back: 3 Ways to Help Less Fortunate Pets November marks the season of giving back and what better way to embrace that than by helping out less fortunate pets? Here are three ways to give back to your local pet community this holiday...
Is My Pet at Risk for Diabetes? November is National Pet Diabetes Month, and with an estimated one in 300 dogs and one in 200 cats developing the disease during their lifetime, it’s important for pet owners to recognize the risk factors and signs. What factors put my...
Boredom and stress from lack of physical and mental stimulation can lead to inappropriate elimination and scratching, overgrooming, and even bullying behavior. Without adequate enrichment, your cat may begin to display problem behaviors. Keep your feline friend...
Socializing your pet is more than just an excuse to show off your cute new puppy or kitten. Making sure your pet experiences a variety of positive situations in the world will help give them the tools they need to adjust to whatever life throws at them....
There is nothing worse than having your pet in a veterinary office and feel like they are stressed. Just spending a little time preparing your pet will ensure their veterinarian visit is stress-free. #1: Handle your pet at home The veterinary examination is...
How would you know if your cat is sick? Or how about how did you know that your cat is in pain? Your cat might be acting like normal, but if you observe closely, you will see that there are signs that your cat might be in pain or something is wrong with him. Here are...
