Should you be concerned about respiratory illness in your dog? A mystery canine respiratory illness has been spreading across the nation with occurrences reported in…

Most dogs love playing with chew toys or chewing on bones but, did you know that not all treats and chew toys are safe for…

To our valued clients and patients, The manufacturer of Hill’s Science Diet brand prescription food has alerted us to a concern with a limited variety…

When your pet seems healthy, it's easy to think that preventive care visits can be skipped. After all, what's the vet really going to do, right? Your pet is going to be looked at, cooed over (because we really can't help ourselves -- we love them all) and...

We all enjoy the magic of the holiday season ... delicious food, flickering candles, beautifully-wrapped packages and bright, twinkling lights. But please remember that many of these signs of merriment can be a danger to furry friends. Pets are curious by...

Dog breath is cute … in puppies. Cat tuna breath is cute … in kittens. But as pets grow older, having bad breath can be a sign of possible dental issues. It’s true that pets can develop some of the same problems as humans including periodontal...

So you’ve probably heard that responsible pet parents spay or neuter their pets to help decrease pet overpopulation, to reduce their pet’s risk of certain cancers and to improve their pet’s quality of life. But do you know when this should be done...

Your pet relies on you to keep him safe. Live up to his trust and ensure you’ve taken at least the following steps to protect your pet from injury, loss and theft. 1. Pet proof your home. “Curiosity killed the cat” didn’t come out of nowhere...

While separation anxiety is more commonly seen in canine companions, it can affect both cats and dogs. It is often seen in pets who have either experienced a trauma or who have developed an unusually strong attachment to their pet parent. And even though it is seen in...