
Seven Signs of Pain in your Pet
7 Signs That Your Pet is in Pain Cats and dogs are incredibly skilled at hiding subtle signs of discomfort and pain, often suffering for weeks, months, or sometimes years without complaint. To help pet owners identify pain in their four-legged friends, the...

Benefits of Ongoing Training
Time for Your Pet to Go Back to School, Too: Benefits of Ongoing Training As the kids head back to school, whether online or in-person, they’re likely overjoyed to be learning something new and interacting with friends. Your pets will also enjoy novel activities and...

How Monitoring Equipment Keeps Your Pet Safe During Anesthesia
Many pet owners worry about putting their beloved companion under anesthesia, whether for an elective procedure, or life-saving surgery. However, our entire team is dedicated to your best friend’s health and safety while in our care, and we use a variety of monitoring...

Missing No More: How a Microchip Can Reunite You and Your Pet
August 15 is Check the Chip Day for pets with microchips. Each year, we encourage pet owners to stop by so we can quickly scan their pet’s microchip to ensure it hasn’t migrated and is still working, and also remind them to update their contact information with the...

3 Ways to Help Your Pet Beat the Summer Heat
3 Ways to Help Your Pet Beat the Summer Heat Summer is upon us and our pooches and felines are feeling the heat! Instead of sitting in front of the air-conditioning unit all summer long, we have put together 3 fun and creative ways to help your furry friend...

What is Squamous Cell Carcinoma in Cats?
Is Your Light-Colored Cat at Risk for Squamous Cell Carcinoma? Nothing is more beautiful and striking than an all-white cat with piercing green or blue eyes, but these and other light-colored kitties are at a higher risk for developing squamous cell carcinoma,...

How to Introduce a New Cat Into Your Household
June is not only Adopt a Shelter Cat Month but also marks the height of people welcoming new pets into their households to help with social distancing. So, you’ve been sucked in by an adorable little whiskered face and added a new kitten to the household. Introducing...

7 Steps to Remove Ticks Correctly From Your Pet
7 Steps to Remove Ticks Correctly From Your Pet If you find a tick on your pet, do you run to grab a lighter or nail polish, to encourage the blood-sucker to retreat? Please don’t. These methods do not work and can harm your pet. Our team has put together these seven...

Preventing Separation Anxiety in Your New Pet
A bright spot amidst the COVID-19 pandemic is that we get to be home with our pets more often than usual! If you recently added a new puppy to your family, they are getting used to having you around constantly. But what happens when restrictions start to ease and we...

The Importance of Early Training and Routine for Young Pets
Young pets thrive in an environment that offers them routine, consistency, and stability. Stress is a common cause of behavioral issues, and so knowing what to expect each day helps abate their anxiety. Here are three reasons why you should establish your new pet's...