Pet Health Blog

It was just another evening when Mr. Persimmons, a curious and friendly 3-year-old indoor/outdoor cat, returned home—but something was clearly wrong. His humans noticed immediately: facial swelling, a red, injured eye, and subtle difficulty breathing.

Gobble Gobble. Our furry friends would also love to partake in the feast and gobble up some food, but food-related injuries and illnesses are the main cause of pet emergencies over this holiday weekend. Learn what is most harmful and the best way to keep your pets healthy.

Finding out your pet has cancer can turn your world upside down, even if you’re prepared for tough news. It’s normal to feel fear, uncertainty, and even grief.

It’s that time of year when rain is the rule rather than the exception. With downpours frequently drenching our streets and backyards, the chances of encountering dirty puddles increases. And so do the hazards pets can face.

It was 2 a.m. when Kitsune’s family rushed through the doors of DoveLewis, hearts pounding and hands shaking. Their 8-year-old dog had just eaten a type of rat poison that can be deadly even in small amounts.

Discovering that your pet has ingested rat poison can be a distressing situation for any pet owner. Rat poison, although designed to target rodents, poses a serious threat to our beloved pets.