Pet Health Blog
Summer brings sunshine, outdoor adventures, and longer days spent with our pets. But it also brings some seasonal hazards that many pet owners may not realize can be dangerous.
Why You Shouldn’t Use Hydrogen Peroxide on Your Pet
Hydrogen peroxide is a common household product that many pet owners have on hand, thinking it can be a quick solution for cleaning wounds or even helping their pet vomit in case of poisoning.
Signs of an Emergency: When to Get Your Pet Veterinary Care
Your pet’s health is your top priority, but it’s not always easy to know when an emergency is at hand. Pets can hide pain and discomfort, making it harder for us to recognize when something serious is going on.
Sable’s Fight for Survival: Emergency Surgery Removes Strangulated Intestine and Saves Her Life
One moment, Sable was her usual playful self. The next, she was yelping in pain and hiding under the bed, an alarming change that left her family concerned. When she refused food and seemed even more uncomfortable, they knew something was seriously wrong.
Pet Safety in Bloom: Which Flowers Are Dangerous for Pets?
Spring is in full bloom, bringing vibrant colors and fresh floral scents into our homes and gardens.
Spring Pet Safety Tips
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!
Potential Household Toxins for Pets
Many everyday household items can be toxic to pets—some even fatal. Despite our best efforts to keep them safe, pets are naturally curious and may ingest harmful substances found in garbage cans, cupboards, purses, and other unexpected places.
