Traveling with a pet isn’t easy. Thankfully, you aren’t the first person to try it. To help you through the preparations, we’ve compiled this list of tips from the American Veterinary Medical Association. Obtain a health certificate Your pet may need a health...
Fat cats and big dogs might be fun internet memes, but overweight animals are no laughing matter. Why Pets Put on Weight Cats and dogs that are fed too much, don’t exercise, or have a slower metabolism are at risk for obesity. Hypothyroidism is a hormonal...
Chances are, you take your child(ren) to the pediatrician once a year. You go to your dentist every 6 months. Even your car gets an oil change every 5000 miles. But do you remember the last time you took your cat to the vet for a checkup? According to the American...
Ticks are a growing threat in our region. This is due to many different factors. Primarily, the regrowth of forest in previously managed areas and warmer winters due to climate change. This provides ticks more habitat, and longer seasons to thrive. Also, people take...
Ever wondered whether flea medicine is worth it? These four reasons address the most common excuses pet owners give for not putting their pets on these important medications. 1. Even Clean Freaks Can Get Fleas When we mention fleas, we don’t mean your house is...
Indoor cats are overall healthier than those allowed to go outside. However, this doesn’t mean they are free from all dangers. Worms are still a danger for indoor cats, thanks mostly to insects who bring them indoors. Here’s what you should know to protect your indoor...
