French Bulldogs may be small, but they can come with some big health considerations! The same features that make them recognizable and adored can be the same characteristics that lead to health problems down the road. This blog covers some of the common health issues Frenchie owners should know about and the signs to watch for.

Cannabis products are becoming more common in households, making accidental ingestion a growing concern for both owners and veterinary professionals. Knowing how to tell if your pet has gotten into your stash is very important, especially when you factor in their age, size, and general health. Here we talk about the symptoms so you can catch warning signs early and give your pet the best possible outcome!

As brachycephalic dogs, Boxers have a few things owners need to be aware of to make sure these big goofballs are happy and healthy! These dogs are also prone to allergies and dental concerns, so knowing what to look for can help you catch health concerns early before they snowball.

Urinary tract infections are fairly common in cats and dogs. Learning to spot the signs can help catch a UTI early and get your pet feeling better, faster!

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.

Hot spots are common across dogs of all shapes and sizes. When you can catch it early, treatment is fairly straightforward! Knowing how to spot a hot spot puts you on the fast track to getting your pup feeling better, faster!

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.

A 'pyometra' is a life threatening uterine infection in unspayed female cats and dogs. Learning to spot the symptoms could potentially save your little lady's life!

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.

Seasonal and year-round allergies in cats and dogs; possible causes, symptoms, and treatments.