Our Newsletter

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Spaying or neutering your pet is a simple act with big impact! It curbs pet overpopulation, reduces shelter strain, and boosts your pet’s health by lowering disease risks and unwanted behaviors. Your furry pal will be happier for it!

Grasping Pet Allergies

Learning about the kinds of allergies pets can experience, their causes, and how to address them can spare our furry friends from allergy-related discomfort. 

Flea & Tick Season: Protect Your Pets!

Fleas and ticks, common in places like Florida, can carry diseases harmful to dogs, cats, and even you. Year-round prevention is essential for their health.

Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal disease in pets in the United States and many other parts of the world. The good news is, Heartworm disease is preventable with Heartworm prevention.

Click on the American Heartworm Society link here and let's keep your pets safe!

https://www.heartwormsociety.org/pet-owner-resources/heartworm-basics

Pet Heat Stroke Alert! Summer’s heating up, and your pets need you to keep them safe! prevention.

Preparing your pets for a hurricane is critical to ensuring their safety and comfort during a storm.  Prepare, Plan, Stay Safe!

Some plants in your yard are toxic to your pets and can make them feel sick or worse. Learn how to watch for trouble  and keep your furry pals safe outside.

Discover the facts about anesthesia free pet dental procedures and the impact to your pet’s dental health.

Nutrition plays a key role in so many aspects of health for our pets. It is super important to feed a good, fully balanced diet.

Hookworms are a common yet concerning intestinal parasite that can affect pets like dogs and cats, and even pose risks to humans. Learn more about hookworms in pets; infection, life cycle, prevention, and human transmission.

Leptospirosis is a zoonotic bacterial infection caused by Leptospira species, found worldwide in soil and water. It can spread from animals to humans (and vice versa), affecting many mammals, especially dogs, people, livestock, and wildlife. 

February is National Pet Dental Health Month, a great reminder to focus on your pet's often-overlooked oral health. A high percentage of dogs and cats show signs of periodontal disease, which can lead to other health problems. Catching issues early through awareness, at-home care, and professional cleanings keeps smiles bright and pets healthier longer.

Bloat in dogs, also known as gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), is a sudden, life-threatening emergency that every dog owner should know about. In this condition, a dog’s stomach rapidly fills with gas and twists, cutting off blood flow and preventing digestion. Without immediate veterinary intervention, it can quickly become fatal.

These large invasive amphibians release a potent toxin from their skin that can cause rapid, life-threatening reactions in dogs and cats, from excessive drooling and vomiting to seizures and heart failure, sometimes within minutes. Especially active at night and after rain in areas like Florida, Texas, and Hawaii, they turn a simple backyard sniff into an emergency. In this blog, we’ll cover the dangers, warning signs, and essential steps to protect your furry family.

How Hot Pavement, Concrete & Sand Can Burn Your Dog This Summer

As temperatures rise, those sunny walks with your dog can quickly turn dangerous, not because of the air, but because of what’s under their paws. Asphalt, concrete, and sand absorb heat rapidly and can reach blistering temperatures that cause painful burns on your dog’s sensitive paw pads.