Pet Health Blog

As backpacks, lunchboxes, and school supplies return to the household, it’s important to remember that everyday items can pose hidden hazards for pets.

As the school year kicks off, life at home inevitably changes. Kids are off to class, parents may have busier schedules, and the familiar summer rhythm shifts.

A cancer diagnosis for your pet can raise many questions, and it’s normal to wonder how to help them feel their best. While treatments like surgery and chemotherapy are critical, day-to-day care at home plays a huge role in keeping your pet comfortable, happy, and engaged.

A pet's cancer diagnosis can be stressful and raise a lot of questions. Knowing the treatment options—and how to keep your pet comfortable and happy—can make the journey feel more manageable.

A cancer diagnosis in your pet can feel overwhelming. It’s natural to look for information, but unfortunately, there are a lot of myths out there that can cause confusion or even unnecessary worry.

Just like humans, pets can experience neurological conditions that affect their brain, spine, and nervous system.