Safety

We’re all feeling the stress of wildfire season, and our pets can feel it too. Knowing how to help reduce their anxiety not only keeps them more comfortable, but can also lower the risk of frightened pets escaping and becoming lost. This guide offers some helpful tips for keeping everyone in the household as calm, safe, and comfortable as possible during wildfire season.

Wildfire season brings more than flames, smoke can also pose a serious risk to both you and your pets. Knowing the signs of respiratory distress and asthma, along with simple ways to reduce smoke exposure at home, can help keep every member of your family breathing easier.

"Blocked cat" are two dreaded words for both cat owners and vet professionals alike. Learning the causes, symptoms, and treatments is crucial to knowing when your kitty needs help-especially our boy cats!

Being able to react quickly if it's time for fire evacuations is crucial- especially when you have pets depending on you. Having a plan in place and preparing for the worst can save the lives of the animals who rely on us.

Fireworks are exciting and fun for us, but they can be very stressful for our pets. A scared animal may run and hide, but there's simple preparation you can do at home to help keep your pet safe and calm during the festivities. This blog goes over some simple ways to prep your home, as well as vet recommended products to help beat the firework fears.

Summer is here and as you plan your camping trips, it's crucial to keep the wellbeing of your furry travel companions in mind. This blog goes over ways to avoid hazards and keep your pets safe for a fun and memorable adventure together.

From spring to late fall, it's speargrass season! These sharp little spines can burrow into the ears, paws, and other soft spots on our pets. Knowing the signs of an embedded speargrass can put you on the fast track to getting it out ASAP and helping your pet to feel better, faster.

Brachycephalic pets are those with "smushed" faces, which can lead to some concerns we need to be on the lookout for. Learn what symptoms to watch out for and what to expect.

Tick season is here, and a lesser known health problem they can cause is tick paralysis. The symptoms happen fast, but if caught early, they can also be reversed quickly. Knowing what to look for is key to getting your cat or dog they treatment they need, when they need it.

Mother's Day is coming up soon, which means more bouqets in homes, many containing lilies. Knowing that lilies are toxic to acts and recognizing the symptoms of poisoning could save your kitties life.

Weighing the pros and cons of tattoos VS microchips for pet identification.

Fear, Anxiety, Stress; Learning the F.A.S. scale and how to recognize signs in your pet.

Learning what healthy vitals are in cats and dogs and how to check for yourself at home! 🐾