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Spring is in full bloom, bringing vibrant colors and fresh floral scents into our homes and gardens.

With spring in the air, pet owners should be aware of potential seasonal hazards. While you enjoy the longer, warmer days, keep these tips in mind!

Many everyday household items can be toxic to pets, and some can even be fatal. Even in the most attentive homes, accidents happen.

Many human foods are toxic to animals and can pose severe health risks if ingested. Let’s walk through some common foods that your furry friends should avoid and learn what to do if they accidentally indulge in something they can’t have.

Our pets are naturally curious. Unfortunately, that curiosity can sometimes get them into trouble, especially when it comes to human medications.

Fancy’s life changed in an instant when she was hit by a bus. The accident left her with a severe degloving injury to her left hind leg — a wound that exposed bone and joint tissue and threatened her ability to heal.

Deck the halls with boughs of holly … but be sure it’s out of reach of your furry friends! It’s easy to get swept up in the festivities of the season, but don’t forget that added fun means added risks for your pets.