Does your dog do this? If your dog sounds like he’s trying to do an impression of a goose, there’s no need to rush to… Read More »Is my dog choking? Having a seizure? No, It’s just a reverse sneeze!
Long gone are the days when dogs ate only scraps from our dinner tables, but who hasn’t sneaked a tasty morsel of “people food” to… Read More »Dogs and “People Food”
Many dogs get kennel cough during their lives, and though the hacking, raspy cough may sound serious, the condition itself rarely is. In fact, it… Read More »What You Need To Know About Kennel Cough
Foxtails and grass seed awns are designed to do one thing: burrow. This is how the grass spreads as the seed slowly works its way… Read More »How to Protect Your Dog During Foxtail Season
A doctor’s appointment can bring out just about anyone’s anxious side. If shots, cold exam tables, and being poked and prodded are enough to stress… Read More »How to Make Vet Visits Easier on Your Pet
While they’re pretty to look at, often smell good, and can serve several functional purposes for humans, many household plants can prove toxic for curious… Read More »Know What Plants to Keep Away from Your Pets
Allergy season is in full swing, and many of us have been suffering the consequences, from runny noses and sneezing to watery eyes and itching.… Read More »It’s Allergy Season! How Are Pets Affected?
We know our clients consider their pets an important part of the family. When you care so deeply for your pets, it’s natural to want… Read More »7 Fall and Winter Exercise Tips for Your Pets
Our beloved furry friends only grow more endearing as they reach their golden years. But it can be heartbreaking to watch senior pets experience aging… Read More »How to Keep Your Blind or Deaf Pet Safe and Happy
When it comes to your pet’s laundry list of needs and preferences, you know every detail by heart — and when you leave your dog… Read More »What to Include When Leaving a Note for Your Sitter
One of the common questions we get from pet owners is how much exercise is right for their dog. Honestly, it can be hard to… Read More »Is Your Dog Getting Enough Exercise?
As we discussed in our last blog post, bloat is one of the most life-endangering and sadly common threats to the health of your dog.… Read More »What to Do If You Detect Bloat in Your Dog: An Emergency Guide
Many dog owners aren’t aware of one of the most common and dangerous threats to a dog’s health: bloat. Also known as “stomach torsion,” or… Read More »Bloat: The Doggy Killer Every Owner Needs to Know About
Most people know how they should feed themselves. A healthy human diet is balanced, low in “bad” fats, sufficient in “good” fats, high in protein,… Read More »A High-Quality, Balanced Diet: Not Just for People!
When deciding upon a caregiver for your dog, the selection process should be as thorough and careful as choosing a babysitter for your child. Not… Read More »The Importance of Choosing the Right Dog Walker
Microchipping of Animals FAQ Microchipping of Animals: Information Check the Chip Day Q: What is a microchip? A: A microchip is a small, electronic chip… Read More »Microchips: Q&A
By Barbara Elisse Najar July 9, 2012 Summer is here, and we’ve shed our coats. Dogs and cats don’t have that luxury, but their fur, which keeps… Read More »Your Pets & Beating the Heat: Being Careful About Staying Cool
Cats may prefer to use their eyes rather than follow their nose when it comes to finding the location of food, according to new research… Read More »How Cats Decide What’s Good to Eat
Is YOUR pet rabbit happy? Mammals may be stressed by their hutch-mates and a lack of exercise, study claims Study by the University of Bristol… Read More »Understanding Rabbit Stress Signals
Marley, a Springer Spaniel, was always licking and chewing at her feet. Her owner, Lin, didn’t know what to do about it, but she… Read More »Does your dog have allergies?