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Winter is a difficult time for our feline friends and canine buddies. Whether you’re a pet owner or just someone who loves animals, it’s important to be aware of how cold weather can affect them. In this article, I’ll answer questions and provide some tips on what precautions one should take during winter to keep your furry friends safe and warm.

For many people, the winter holidays are a time for family and friends. But when it comes to your furry companion’s health care needs, you may need to pay some extra attention! This blog answers commonly asked questions to help ensure your pets get everything they deserve all holiday season long.

Cancer is the worst word in any pet parent’s vocabulary. It can be hard enough hearing that your furry friend has cancer. According to the Animal Cancer Foundation, an estimated 6 million dogs and an additional 6 million cats are diagnosed with cancer each year.

Pet parents know that their pets don’t always show obvious signs that they’re in pain. And once we recognize they’re in pain, it can be difficult to narrow down how to alleviate that pain at home before they can get in to see the vet.

Pet parents know that their pets don’t always show obvious signs that they’re in pain. And once we recognize they’re in pain, it can be difficult to narrow down how to alleviate that pain at home before they can get in to see the vet.

Simply put, vaccinations are an essential tool for keeping your pets safe and healthy as they grow. Read this month’s blog post to learn about the importance of vaccinating your furry baby so that they and other pets in your community are protected from life-threatening​ diseases.

Saying that the summertime is hot is an understatement. The scorching temperatures that come with summer put our dogs and cats at high risk of dehydration, overheating, and heatstroke. So, check out our July blog post to learn all about the best ways to keep your pets happy and healthy while enjoying the summer heat and all of the fun activities that come with it!

We know that keeping your pets safe at home is a top priority – but sometimes accidents happen. Read this month’s blog post to learn about the importance of microchipping your pet so that they can be returned to you safe and sound in the case that you get separated.

As summer approaches, it’s time for us to talk about flea and tick season and preventive care for your cats and dogs.