There are few things scarier than the thought of a heartworm diagnosis in your dog or cat. For many of us, we don’t completely understand the condition, which makes our paranoia worse. April is National Heartworms Awareness Month, so we…
Fostering a shelter animal is one of the most selfless things you can do. Yet, if you think about it, if you’re a dog or cat lover, then there’s something in it for you, too. After all, you may be…
February is “Pet Dental Health Month”, which means we want to bring the dental health of your pet to the forefront. Dental health isn’t just for February; it’s something you should be thinking about year-round. Whether your furry friend is…
We spend hundreds of dollars every month on our own health insurance but what about our pets? 81% of pet owners in the U.S. consider their pets to be equal members of the family. Pet insurance is the best way…
The holiday season is upon us and as you gear up for the season, it’s important to keep your pet’s routines in mind. The festivities, change in routines and guests in the house can cause stress on your pet. With…
Keeping your pet groomed is an important part of their overall care Routine grooming is important for the health and happiness of your pets. Regular grooming keeps their skin healthy, eliminates mats and shedding in their fur, and helps facilitate…
Nami and Gus are back with a new video! This time we want to show you three ways to take your dog's temperature at home. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aec2JZR0adw Contact Us
We can show you how to properly trim your pup's nails. Watch this video with Nami and Gus to learn how. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hqj0MjrhWMo Contact Us
Learn how to protect your pets in the event of an emergency No one wants to think about disaster striking, but emergencies do happen and you’re better off being prepared for one than not. In an emergency, your pet will…
Fall is on the horizon and once again, pet owners will be on high alert when it comes to checking their pets for ticks. Ticks, whether it may be deer ticks or dog ticks, can spread disease to both you…