The best way to prevent a flea infestation is to stop it before it can start! When spring arrives and the weather starts to get warm, don’t wait until you notice fleas on your pets or their playmates. Like any pet owner, …
Nearly 10 percent of dogs and cats suffer from heart disease. Like humans, animals experience different types of heart disease – those that are genetic, those that are age related, and those that develop as a result of other health …
Periodontal disease affects more than just the mouth. It can negatively affect a pet’s organs as well. The formation of plaque on teeth leads not only to calculus or tartar buildup but also to gingivitis. And if gingivitis is left …
On February 20th, pet lovers everywhere observe National Love Your Pet Day. This day focuses on giving extra attention to our pets. The day encourages pampering our pets and focusing on the special relationship pets hold in our lives. HOW …
Gum disease is usually silent. Pets don’t always show obvious signs of dental pain in the beginning. Yet once dental disease advances, it can devastate your pet’s mouth, causing chronic pain, eroded gums, missing teeth, and bone loss. Pets often …
There are medical and behavioral benefits to spaying (female pets) and neutering (male pets) your animals. Here are some of the medical benefits: Your female pet will live a longer, healthier life. Spaying helps prevent uterine infections and breast tumors, which …
Socialization is important to the overall well-being of your dog because it will provide him with the ability to develop skills to cope with new experiences in a positive way, therefore reducing your dog’s stress. What is Socialization? Socialization is …
We know pets can’t talk and often show no signs when something is wrong. So how do you know? You look! We use Early Detection Profiles starting at 3 years of age, and Comprehensive Lab Profiles for senior pets to …