It’s flu season—for both humans and canines across the country. Be on the lookout for these symptoms in your canine companion!
Milder symptoms include:
Persistent Cough Sneezing Nasal Discharge Eye discharge Fever (Above 104°F)
Severe cases of canine flu can cause your dog to develop …
As all of us cat parents know, sometimes our feline friends can be quite difficult to read and understand. To end some of the confusion, check out this infographic that breaks down feline body language through simple doodling.
While cats can have …
Plenty of dogs are highly resistant of the dreaded nail trim! Dogs do need their nails trimmed regularly to prevent overgrowth – which can be very painful. If you want to try to do your dog’s nails at home, here’s a video with some tips!
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Summer is a great time for the whole family-including our canine and feline family members. During summer break, children are home to play with your pet or other family members and friends come over for holiday parties and backyard barbecues. Our pets love the social …
We’ve heard many concerned cat owners ask the question: “Why does my indoor cat need to see the vet?” While keeping your cat indoors may reduce the chances of exposure to a wide variety of feline diseases as well as injuries, there are still plenty …
It may seem beneficial to let your cat roam the outdoors, but many dangers come with the new territory. Many domesticated cats end up hurt, lost, or killed when they are permitted a life outdoors. Some risks include, but are not limited to:
Cats do …
