Love Your Pet Day
February 20th is Love Your Pet Day! Even though we love our pets every day of the year, it’s not stopping us from dedicating an entire day to show them how much we care. Do you need some help coming up with …
Dogs
How Proper Dog Oral Care Leads to Healthy Dog Teeth
As a loving pet owner, you do everything possible to keep your dog in tip-top shape, from feeding him the most nutritious food and treats to making sure he exercises daily and taking him to the veterinarian for preventative care. But are …
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5 Consequences of Rotting Dog Teeth
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 …
National Pet Dental Health Month
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 …
Your Puppy’s First Year
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 …
Senior Diets and Supplements
As dogs age, they undergo specific internal and external changes. Some are obvious, such as greying fur or weight gain. Others may be harder to spot, such as slower metabolism or decreased immune function. By the time your dog is a senior, one …
Senior Dogs
Older dogs, like their human counterparts, require special care and attention to ensure their health and happiness. While they still may be a puppy at heart, senior dogs may need to visit their veterinarian more regularly with larger breeds typically …
Proactive Cancer Detection in Pets
Being proactive is the key to success in treating cancer. Even if an outright cure isn’t possible, finding things early on can mean more precious time with loved ones. And that’s what it’s all about, isn’t it? For our pets …