As the lazy days of summer come to an end, we all know what comes next: cold and flu season. Summer is about visiting family and gathering with friends—human and canine. Unfortunately, those highly-contagious germs love a good gathering too, and before you know...
In the event of an emergency, knowing pet first aid basics could help save or stablize your pet until professional veterinary care is provided. If you and your dog enjoy visiting the dog park, strolling through town, or hiking together along the trails, it’s a good...
Keeping pets active throughout the year provides essential exercise. The activity keeps your pet’s mind sharp and the body fit. The benefits of being active include: Weight control Digestive health Restful sleep Being limber and agile Mental stimulation Positive...
Managing Pet Diabetes November is National Diabetes Awareness Month Pets can experience many of the same diseases that affect humans, including diabetes. Diabetes mellitus affects middle-aged to older cats and is more common in males. It’s also common in older dogs....
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