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!

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!

Pets feel changes in routine just like we do, and going from a busy summer with someone always home to an empty house during the school day can be a tough adjustment. With a little preparation and a few helpful tricks, you can make the transition back to the school routine much smoother for your furry family members!

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.

"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!

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!

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.

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.

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