Pets are a huge part of our lives- they provide us with companionship, love, and support. It’s important to make sure we are doing everything we can to keep them healthy and happy. As a pet parent, it is important to be responsible for your animal’s well-being and provide them with the best possible care....
We love them dearly, but sometimes our pets still get nervous – whether from thunderstorms, fireworks, or even being home alone. When pets get anxious, it’s tough to know what to do to help them feel better. If you have a nervous pet, you’re not alone. We’re experienced at easing the nerves of both the...
We’ve all been there. You’ve just put together a top-notch meal with all the nutrients and good stuff your pet needs – and they turn their nose up at it. You even topped it with their favorite treats, and they still won’t budge. Maybe your cat only likes a specific type of food, or your...
Spring has sprung, so it’s time for you and your pet to head outside and explore the great outdoors. Nicer weather means walking the dog is much more enjoyable, and your cat might even venture out to explore the yard. Unfortunately, spring also means that fleas and ticks are returning and can cause disaster for...
Some cat owners might be surprised to find that their cat, whether indoor or outdoor, is susceptible to upper respiratory diseases, just like humans are. Not only are cats able to contract certain infections, but being in close quarters with other cats can exacerbate this type of health issue. Keep reading to learn about FVRCP...
What is Canine Influenza? Canine Influenza, also known as dog flu, is a very contagious respiratory disease in dogs caused by specific influenza viruses known to infect dogs. There are two known strains of the virus: H3N8 and H3N2. There have been no reports of it infecting humans. Since being identified in 2005, it has...
While many of us are at ease taking flights across the US, flying your pet adds a new level of complexity. It’s common to have concerns about your pet’s safety and wellbeing when they fly. However, flying your pets across the USA is actually very safe. Each year, 2 million pets fly domestically and even...
Our pets are family members, and we often like to take them with us wherever we go. If you're visiting Los Angeles or live here, you've got plenty of options for places to visit that are dog-friendly. There are parks, beaches, walking trails, restaurants, outdoor shopping, and more.
Pet owners should start thinking about their pet's oral hygiene early. While that may seem a bit overwhelming for pet owners -- keeping your pet's teeth healthy can be as easy as 1 - 2 - 3.
Every year thousands of dogs in the United States die of a highly dangerous but ultimately treatable illness. The worrying thing is that the vast majority of dog owners in the country have never even heard of bloat.
