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If you’re struggling with depression, or are just stuck in a sadness rut, perhaps one of the best things you can do is get yourself a dog. It’s not a secret that dogs are a man’s best friend. There are hundreds of reasons why we love our

With the upcoming movie Grumpy Cat that is planned for winter 2014 release on Cable TV, it got us thinking if there were any other famous cats. Grumpy Cat became popular on social media because she perpetually had a grumpy looking face – although it appears she

With the warmer weather comes the pesty skunk. They love to come out during dusk and hunt for food and enjoy the summer air. Unfortunately, maybe you have a dog (like mine) that loves to “play” with them. It seems the past three summers in a row,

Did you know that we specialize in internal medicine at Dunloggin Veterinary Hospital? One area that we focus on for your pets is cardiology. Cardiology care for your dogs and cats is very important to ensure that they have a healthy heart and healthy lungs. So what

Since the warm weather is finally here, we wanted to go over some tips on how to keep your pets cool and safe during the summer. Water and a place to keep cool are very important, however, there are also safety concerns that you should be aware

June is National Adopt a Shelter Cat month. We thought it would be fun to put together a list of ideas on naming your new cat if you decide to go out and adopt one in celebration of this holiday. And, we are going to give you

If you read our blog post a couple of weeks ago, we mentioned a couple of recipes to make your own home-made treats for your dog or cat. At the end of the post, I mentioned the “Two Ingredients Treat” which was made with baby food. I

A couple weeks ago we posted a blog about how many calories your dog or cat should be eating daily. Today we thought it would be fun to post a couple of home-made treats that you can make for your dog or cat. A lot of these

As you may already know, your pet’s nutrition is very important. You want to make sure that you are feeding your dog or cat the right amount of food each day to ensure that they remain healthy. Just like you when you are not eating right, your

Easter is right around the corner and you may be thinking about what to put in your children’s Easter baskets. Bunny rabbits are a popular item to put in Easter baskets. However, many experts agree that this is not a good idea. Although they are extremely cute