by Alicia Ashley, DVMMany of us will witness our dog’s entire lifetime, from puppy to adult, hopefully well into their golden years, and through their final days. It’s the joyful, adventure-filled, bittersweet privilege of being a pet parent. The age at which a dog...
by Barbara BalfourBack-to-school time means people will be out of the house more often. With most kids going back physically to school, schedule changes can be stressful for dogs. The sudden switch from long summer days of playing with the kids to living in an empty...
by Jodi Helmer, reviewed by Fiona Lee DVM Your cat loves batting her catnip-filled toys around the room or rubbing her nose against them to get a good whiff of the potent herb. But catnip isn’t the only herb that can have a positive impact on your cat’s...
Depending on where you live, deer might be a common sight in your area. These majestic animals can live in both rural areas and on the outskirts of suburbia.Deer sightings are most common in the springtime. Mating season is in the fall, and new fawns typically emerge...
By Elizabeth Racine, DVM published November 21, 2021What breed is your dog? If you’re thinking of using a dog DNA test, here’s what you need to knowWe love our mixed breed pups! If you’ve got a dog who is a true mutt, then you may have considered carrying...
Though your dog may see the world as their water bowl, they’re not immune to waterborne parasites and pathogens. Here’s what you should look out for when spending time with your dog around bodies of water. Giardia In DogsGiardia are single-celled parasites that infect...
