In honor of Pet Poison Prevention Week, we would like to raise awareness about the dangers lurking in our homes.

Coming October 18 we will have a drive-thru available at our new Cat Hospital for all of your prescription and food needs.

Understanding the costs behind your pet’s dental care.

According to the American Veterinary Dental Society, 80% of canines and 70% of felines begin showing signs of oral disease before the age of 5. There is no doubt that maintaining our pets’ oral hygiene can be a challenge, requiring involvement of both owners and

Who: Senior pets are cats and dogs over 7 years old. What: A senior wellness check is a comprehensive examination. These examinations will check for physical signs of diseases more likely to affect senior animals. History – Detailed history can help your veterinarian detect underlying diseases.

The Main Dish – Turkey: Small bites of cooked, boneless and skinless turkey are OK to be shared in moderation with our pets.  Avoid feeding raw turkey, as it can be contaminated with bacteria. Do not feed bones/carcasses, as they can damage the intestinal tract

Scary movies are fine; scary vet visits aren’t. Here’s how to help your pet stay calm before, during, and after their appointment.

Halloween is one of the funnest times of the year! Whether you go all out with the decorations and festivities or prefer to sit back and pass out candy, this holiday isn’t always a treat for our four-legged companions. Tricky Treats Candy, chocolate, xylitol, and

You may have heard the warnings of a link between increasingly popular grain-free diets and heart disease in dogs. In recent months, cardiologists have documented a rising number of cases of canine dilated cardiomyopathy, or DCM, in dogs eating certain diets, specifically those labeled “grain-free.”

Why Preventive Care is Important for Your Pet’s Well-Being Spaying and neutering are an important part of preventative medical care in dogs and cats for many reasons. One disease that affects intact female dogs and cats is pyometra, which can be life-threatening if not treated

    Both puppies and kittens need practiced socialization!  The following recommendations are applicable to puppies 7-16 weeks and kittens 7-14 weeks. Socialization of your young puppy or kitten must be practiced with consideration of the risks of illness and injury, and in compliance with

It's hot, y'all! Haley and Pugsley are here to remind you to cool down, stay safe, and beat the heat this summer!