By: Cate Burnette Our cats, whether they live inside our homes or inhabit our back yards and gardens, are subject to Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD). FLUTD can be caused by any number of reasons, including cystitis, urethral obstruction and bladder...
National Take a Hike Day is November 17th, and there’s no better time to load up your dog and get into the fall spirit! You may be surprised to learn that hiking carries a few unique health benefits, for both humans and dogs. 1. Nature relieves stress. Studies...
By: Chris Pearcey There are many tools on the market that can help you teach your dog not to pull on walks. In a previous post, I discussed head harnesses. Another option is a body harness, but it is important to know that all body harnesses are not built equally....
By: Cate Burnette With the seasons changing and cooler weather moving in, it’s not just the humans in our families that will be affected by the cold. As caring pet parents, we need to become aware of how cooler temperatures influence the health and safety of...
Pet Cancer Awareness Month By: Cate Burnette Veterinarians estimate the 6 million pets will be identified with various cancers this year. Cancer is the top disease-related killer of our beloved animals, with 1 in 4 dogs and cats diagnosed with a disease that...
National Feral Cat Day – October 16 The ASPCA considers a “feral” cat one who has been born and raised in the wild or one who was abandoned by its owners and turned to the ways of the outdoors to care for itself. Some may tolerate a bit of human contact, but...
