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5 Myths about Cancer in Pets   November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month, and we want to reveal the truth behind common myths about cancer in pets. Learn what really happens when a pet develops cancer and undergoes treatment as we debunk some pet cancer...

Is My Pet at Risk for Diabetes?   November is National Pet Diabetes Month, and with an estimated one in 300 dogs and one in 200 cats developing the disease during their lifetime, it’s important for pet owners to recognize the risk factors and signs.    What...

Welcoming a new furry friend into your home is exciting, but it can also be a lot of work. The trip home with your new pet is not the time to run to the pet store for treats, toys, and food. Make sure you have all the necessary supplies ready before your new family...

Socializing your pet is essential to make sure they have the tools they need to adjust to whatever life throws at them. Well-socialized pets grow into happy, confident adults that can adapt easily to different social situations, environments, and routines. Inadequate...

What would happen to your pet in an emergency? If you’re uncertain, follow these tips to ensure their safety if the unthinkable happens.   #1: Ensure your pet is always wearing current identification In an emergency, your pet may be separated from you or run away...

Questions About Your Pet’s Vaccines? We Have Answers. Before you dismiss the idea of getting your pet's vaccinations, we are here to ensure you are well educated about the importance of vaccines, and how critical they are to your pet’s health.   How do vaccines...

Spring and summer are the seasons where allergies are the worst for people and pets alike. While you may get sniffles and sneezes, you may notice that your pet does not experience the same symptoms. While the mechanism for allergies is the same, pets experience signs...

Your objective for the summer season is to have fun in the sun with your furry pal while protecting them from the risks of heatstroke. Instead of keeping them inside of your air-conditioned home all summer, you should still go outside to exercise and play but take...

July 4th can be a scary holiday in the pet world, and for a good reason. There are many dangers that your pet may encounter such as fireworks exploding, fire and gastrointestinal hazards around delicious-smelling foods, and super hot weather. Make your 4th of July...

Do you miss working with your furry coworker? No worries, you'll be able to do that again soon on June 25, otherwise known as Take Your Dog to Work Day! Before you get the dog seat ready for the road, these are ways you can prepare your furry coworker for their first...