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With Thanksgiving 2021 over and December starting this week, we wanted to cover some important holiday tips to help you celebrate the holidays with your family, friends, and pets and avoid an emergency visit to the Veterinary clinic. This valuable information, for you and your pets, will

Just like with humans, joints are an integral part of the skeletal system and over time, with age, they can become stiff, sore, inflamed, and painful. Many pet owners will begin to notice their beloved older dog limping or slow to rise after a nice nap and

Does your dog lick excessively? Your face, your clothes, furniture, carpet, or themselves? This is a common issue and can be corrected, with some time and patience. First, it is important to understand why dogs lick in the first place. They might lick because; They were weaned

As the pandemic continues and you have more time at home with your furry companions, why not try your hand at making homemade dog treats? These can be made easily at home, with ingredients you probably already have on hand. As most of America has had to

With summer upon us and the temperature rising, chances are not only you are feeling the heat. If you have a cat, they are just as susceptible as we humans are to the effects of heat-related illnesses like becoming overheated, dehydrated, and heat-stroke. The higher the temps,

  If you want you new puppy or kitten to thrive, keep these facts in mind as you develop their diet. Proper nutrition is key to helping your pet grow up as best as possible. 1. A Balanced Diet Is Even More Important for Growing Animals Than

Exercise & Lots of It Dogs are happier when they’re able to spend time exercising outside. They’re more likely to get bored and misbehave if they don’t an outlet for their physical energy. All dogs require different amounts of exercise depending on their age, size, and breed.