Pet Health Blog

Early detection can make a meaningful difference in many cases of pet cancer, giving pets a better chance at effective treatment and a good quality of life.

New Year’s Eve is a time for celebration, fireworks, and making resolutions—but it can also be a stressful and even dangerous night for our pets.

Deck the halls with boughs of holly … but be sure it’s out of reach of your furry friends! It’s easy to get swept up in the festivities of the season, but don’t forget that added fun means added risks for your pets.

Milk or dark, candy or cake – chocolate may be one of our favorite sweet treats, but it’s definitely not meant to be consumed by our pets.

Winter can be a magical time for pets, with snowy landscapes and crisp air making walks extra enjoyable. But along with the fun, snow and ice can hide unexpected dangers that may harm your pet.

Winter walks can be a delight for pets, but icy sidewalks and snowy streets bring hazards that often go unnoticed. Rock salt and other de-icing chemicals make winter travel safer for humans, but they can be harsh on your pet’s paws and skin.