Holiday Hazards
What is the one of the best ways to enjoy the holidays? Be prepared! Your pet will thank you, too, as there are a number of “holiday hazards” to avoid and planning ahead will help keep the season merry for all. 1. Electrical cords. The holidays often bring lights,...
Busting Pet Food Myths
Myth #1: If a food is labeled as “premium” or “gourmet” then it is always better for your pet. Fact: Products with these labels are not held to any higher nutritional standards than any other complete and balanced food. They do not contain any special or specific...
Thunderstorms and/or Fireworks Noise Phobia
Many pets don’t like the loud noises associated with thunder fireworks etc. We use different medications that help reduce anxiety but other things that can help include: Pulling shades, TV or radio up for noise distraction, moving to basements, cotton balls in ears to...
Protect your pets: Hot temperatures are even hotter on their paws
The heat is just as dangerous for our pets as it is for you and me. When temperatures heat up, one of our biggest concerns for dogs is hot walks on the pavement. The asphalt can get significantly hotter than the air temperature and can easily burn your pet’s paws. It...