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How To Spot Signs of Pain in Your Pet Pets are masters at hiding any vulnerabilities, 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...

4 Reasons Why Your Senior Pet Needs Early Detection Screening Tests It’s no secret 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...

How Do Pet Vaccinations Protect My Pet? Your Questions Answered Although you know your pet needs vaccinations yearly, you may not fully understand what they protect against, how they work, and which ones are necessary. Our team answers these common questions about pet...

Common Waterborne Pet Parasites   Summertime means your furry pal may be splashing in and out of water. While the water is a great way to cool off, it also can harbor a variety of pet parasites and pathogens that can make your pet sick. Be aware of the most...

4 Tips to Finding a Lost Pet   More pets go missing over the July Fourth holiday than at any other time, so if your four-legged pal is afraid of fireworks, learn how to find them if they run off in a panic. Follow these four steps for the most effective ways to...

4 Common End-of-Life Care Options For Your Pet   While it can be hard to think about the end of your pet's life, eventually a decision must be made about what to do for their end-of-life care. In many cases, you can plan ahead to help alleviate the stress,...

The Best Ways to Safely Handle Ticks When Hiking with Your Pet   When going on a hike with your pet this summer, you don't want to spot a tick prowling across your pet’s skin. Help your furry friend stay safe from tick-borne illnesses by following these tips....

Pet Cancer Awareness Month   Despite incredible advancements in veterinary medicine, veterinary professionals are seeing more cancer in pets than ever before, which might be due in part to our furry companions’ longer lives. Overall, the American Veterinary...

Why You Should Microchip Your Pet   Is there any greater fear than the thought of losing your four-legged friend? No matter whether you live near a busy road, in the middle of a vast wilderness, or in a quiet suburb, you may worry about your pet slipping out an...

Black-legged, or deer, ticks are the species responsible for transmitting Lyme disease to dogs and people. No longer limited to the East Coast, Lyme disease is spreading across the country and can infect dogs in any region. Learn how to prevent Lyme disease in your...