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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...

How Pet Vaccinations Can Protect Your Pet From Disease   August is National Immunization Month! While you know your pet needs vaccinations yearly, you may not fully understand how they work, what they protect against, and which ones are necessary. To clear up any...

What You Should Know About Microchips   While pet microchips do not provide GPS tracking capabilities, they do offer a permanent means of identification for your four-legged friend. Learn how a microchip can help reunite you with your pet if they ever get lost....

4 Tips to Finding a Lost Pet   If your beloved companion is afraid of fireworks, learn how to find them if they happen to run off in a panic. Here are four steps to follow for the most effective ways to find a lost pet.   Step 1: Share your pet’s picture on...

Learn More About Squamous Cell Carcinoma in Cats   Picture this: Your white cat is snoozing away in their favorite windowsill, soaking up the warmth from the late afternoon sun. Such an idyllic scene warms your heart, but too much sun exposure can be dangerous...

Keeping Your Pet Safe Around Boats and Lakes This Summer   Nothing is better than spending a hot summer day at the lake, and, with a little planning, you can include your pet. Here are five boating and lake safety tips to follow.   #1: Keep your pet leashed...

4 Tips to Keep Your Pet Safe From Tick-Borne Illnesses   Nothing is worse than spotting a tick prowling across your pet’s skin. Help your stay safe from tick-borne illnesses by following these tips when going on a hike.   #1: Administer year-round tick...

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 open door and becoming lost. However, with...

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 Medical Association (AVMA) estimates...

Cats are highly sensitive creatures, which means they don’t react well to change. Whether the disruption is minor, such as moving clocks ahead an hour and changing a routine or major, such as moving to a new home, these things can lead to an anxious cat. Learn to...