For Pain Awareness Month, let’s talk about something many pet owners miss: chronic pain in dogs and cats. It doesn’t always look like limping or whining – it might be a slow fade in playfulness, less jumping, or just “getting older.”
September 28 is World Rabies Day, a reminder that one of the oldest known viral diseases is still very much with us – but also largely preventable. Maybe you’ve wondered why rabies vaccines are so important, or if there is even risk for your pet. Let’s review the history, the science, and ways we can keep both pets and
There are two types of people when it comes to the cooler, shorter fall days: the kind that hunkers down inside, trying to keep warm, and the kind that embraces the cooler weather outside. Let your dog (or cat) remind you of the benefits of getting outside for walks – both for their benefit and for yours!
Veterinary technicians (vet techs) are an important part of keeping a clinic running, and yet so much of what they do flies under the radar. It is essential work that often goes unnoticed.
Autumn isn’t just pumpkin spice and cozy sweaters. It’s one of the best times of year to photograph your furry friends. The golden light, colorful leaves, and cool air create a beautiful backdrop for portraits that show off your pet’s personality. Here are some tips to get the perfect shot.
Halloween is an annual event that many children and adults look forward to enthusiastically, anticipating a day and evening filled with masks, candy, and pranks. But this holiday can be particularly spooky for the furry children in your family. To make Halloween fun for all your family members, take note of these Hallo
Senior pets end up in shelters for a variety of reasons and often stay in shelter a long time. According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), senior pets are usually the last to be adopted. Adopters often overlook senior pets in favor of younger, more energetic animals.
For many, November means chilly mornings and early sunsets, and with it comes Senior Pet Month – a reminder to look a little closer at the older animals in our care. As cooler weather approaches, dogs may hesitate before rising, or cats may spend more time on the floor instead of their favorite perch.
If you’ve ever shared a home with an older dog or cat, you know the way they move through the world changes – gentler, slower, and with a strict nap schedule. Thanksgiving, with all its noise and chaos, may highlight how different their needs are now.
December is often portrayed as a time of lights, warmth, and laughter, but this festive time can be especially hard if you’re grieving a pet or quietly anticipating that you may have to say goodbye. If you’re navigating that pain, know this first: what you’re feeling is valid. Your grief matters.
