Preparing Your Pets for Holiday Guests & More The holiday season may be a little different this year, but chances are you’ll be having more people in your home than you’ve had in a while. Even the most extroverted pet can become anxious or frightened by...
Let’s face it – senior pets are kind of the best. They’re house-trained, they’re calm, and they rarely chew up your favorite shoes. Pets are considered seniors once they reach the age of seven. Does that make you the proud pet parent of a golden oldie?...
How’s this for some math? When you first enroll in our Pet Perks program, you’ll receive a 300 paw point signing bonus. Then, during the month of September, for every dollar you spend in our hospital, you’ll earn FOUR PAW POINTS to be used toward future purchases for...
Q: During our extended time at home during the COVID-19 crisis, my family adopted a new puppy from the Humane Society. It’s been a long time since we had a puppy in the house. What do we need to do to keep her healthy and...
Foxtails are dangerous because the seeds are very tough and don’t break down; plus, they can work their way into any part of your dog or cat. They are hard to find in a pet’s fur and they like to get around, too—a foxtail in...