Find Out What Can Be Dangerous for Your Pets Poisonous Plants There are many indoor and outdoor plants that are dangerous to both cats and dogs. While you may think that your pet has no interest in eating plants, they may gnaw on woody trunks or swallow nuts. Even the pollen from certain plants can […]

As Memorial Day approaches, many people are thinking about how to spend their time off work and enjoy some R&R.  As Memorial Day is set aside to honor those who gave their lives to protect our freedoms, it is only fitting to spend it with our loved ones.  However, that doesn’t mean just our human […]

Nobody wants to hear that their pet has cancer. But because cancer is so much easier to treat when caught early, it’s important to know what to look for and how to proceed should your pet develop troubling symptoms. In honor of Pet Cancer Awareness Month, here is some information for pet owners to help […]

Spring is just around the corner, and for many people, this means planning and looking forward to a year filled with busy outdoor activities. Our pets are also likely looking forward to enjoying the sun and fresh air after having spent perhaps several months indoors. Just like their owners, dogs can start to feel a […]

February 27 is World Spay Day.  To understand the importance of having your pet spayed or neutered, consider the numbers involved.  According to the latest estimates, there are 144.1 to 183.9 million pet dogs and cats in the USA.  The number of dogs and cats entering in shelters each year is between six and eight […]

February is a big month for our furry friends! Not only does this month’s calendar include a few of our favorite pet holidays (February 22 is “Walking the Dog Day,” while February is the Humane Society’s “World Spay Day”) but it is also a month-long chance to think seriously about pet health. Indeed, February is […]