The Holidays may have brought a new furry member to your family. Caring for your new pet will take your patience and time for them to be the pet you have always wanted. To help with this transition, below are some simple guidelines from the American Veterinary Medical Association to help you achieve yours and […]

The holiday season is upon us, and many pet parents plan to include their furry companions in the festivities. As you gear up for the holidays, it is important to try to keep your pet’s eating and exercise habits as close to their normal routine as possible. Also, please be sure to steer pets clear […]

Below are some tips provided by PetMD.com. Schedule regular visits with your veterinarian. Your dog needs to be examined at least yearly if it appears healthy, as many diseases are hidden and not apparent. Remember it is much cheaper to prevent disease than it is to treat it! Ask for a body condition evaluation during […]

Even though April, May, & June are active months for ticks, September starts up again with the cooler temperatures and deer being active. Ticks seek out their blood hosts by staying in high grass, trees, and bushes, so if you’re in or near these conditions, check yourself and pets closely before you return inside. A […]

Start rescheduling the feeding and play times with your pet gradually if they will be different now that the kids are back in school than they were over the summer. Establish play times with your dog and the children that work with their school schedule. Make a routine that your pet can depend on no […]