Far too often, veterinarians discover during Preventive Care Exams that their canine patient has serious dental disease. Loose, discolored teeth, a foul odor to the breath and infected gums are just a few of the signs of canine periodontal disease. Rotten dog teeth …
February is Pet Dental Health Month, and it’s a perfect time to start the year off right by providing good dental care for your pet. Dental or periodontal disease can lead to many serious health and medical issues if left …
Is there anything sweeter than puppy love? Your puppy’s first year will bring with it lots of joy and some sweet milestones. Your new pup will give you tons of laughs, love, and puppy play. With your patience and consistent training, they’ll …
Cats and dogs are often considered family members, which may explain why U.S. pet owners are increasingly investing in pet health insurance. Pet insurance helps cover the cost of veterinary care if your pet becomes ill or injured. Some pet insurance …
Have you ever wondered why your veterinarian wants to check a sample of your pet’s poop? Well, the most common reason is to look for evidence of parasites that could be living in your pet’s intestinal tract. Worms and other parasites are …
Congratulations on your new feline family member! You’re in for a treat as your kitten grows from a tiny fur ball to an independent and utterly delightful cat. In their first year, your cuddly kitten will give you tons of …
Socialization means introducing your puppy to a broad range of new experiences, people, environments and activities. While you likely can’t expose a puppy to everything he or she may encounter in the future, the good news is that positive exposure …
One of the mistakes we often make with our dogs is thinking that dogs see training classes in the same way that we often see being in school—in other words, that learning is reserved for the classroom! In truth, dogs …