Pet Health Blog

As we gear up for the exciting festivities of Independence Day, it's essential to ensure the safety and well-being of our furry friends. The Fourth of July may be a blast for us, but the loud noises, bright lights, and unfamiliar environment can be extremely stressful for our pets.

Our furry companions are an integral part of our family. Pets, like humans, can experience sudden health issues or accidents that require immediate medical attention.

Ensuring your pet's health and happiness encompasses more than daily meals and walks. Comprehensive veterinary services, offering a range of preventive and specialized care, play a pivotal role in maintaining their well-being.

Are you ready for a game of "avoid the foxtails"? If you're a pet owner, you should be! Foxtails, which are prominent in the late spring and summer months, are a pesky type of grass that can cause serious harm to your pets.

We all know those big puppy eyes watching us every time we eat are hard to resist. Sharing a bite with our dogs can feel like a loving gesture, but not all human foods are safe for dogs.

March is National Pet Poison Prevention Month and as a hospital that encounters many cases of toxicity in household pets, we want you to be in the know to prevent future ER visits. Review the following household and outdoor toxins to steer your pets clear of ingesting them.