When our furry friends age, it's natural for them to slow down both physically and mentally. As owners, we may start to notice changes in behavior as our pets enter their golden years. In this blog post, we'll discuss some common behavior problems seen in senior pets,...

November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month. Since approximately 1 in 4 pets will develop cancer at some stage in their life, it is essential to know how to spot potential warning signs. This month, our team wants to bring awareness to one of the most common...

November is National Pet Diabetes Month, a month dedicated to educating pet owners on the signs and management of this endocrine disorder. By learning how to spot the following signs of pet diabetes, you can help them get the treatment they need to provide the best...

Dogs and cats are members of the family for many people, and just like other family members, they need regular check-ups and preventive care to stay healthy. That's where veterinary technicians come in. They play a vital role in your pet's health care team, providing...

Though it's tempting to give your pet all of the treats they love, keeping them at a healthy weight is important for their overall health. One way to do this is by regularly evaluating their body condition score and making necessary changes to their diet or exercise...

As the days grow shorter and the leaves on the trees begin to turn, it can only mean one thing: back-to-school time is upon us! Just as students adjust to a new schedule and routine, so too must our furry friends. Here are three tips to help make the transition...

Before your pet is put under anesthesia for surgery, there are a few things that will be done to ensure their safety. Here are three of the most important ways your pet is kept safe during surgery. #1: We perform a pre-anesthetic exam and testing  Examining your pet...

3 Reasons Why Your Cat Needs Regular Wellness Care Although your cat may try to convince you otherwise, they need regular wellness care to remain as healthy as possible. National Take Your Cat to the Vet Day falls on August 22, so our team wants you to share the...

How to Spot Heatstroke in Your Pet As summer reaches its height, your furry pal may grow more accustomed to the high temperatures and humidity levels associated with the season, but they still can succumb to heatstroke. Abrupt temperature increases can cause a sudden...

4 Waterborne Illnesses Your Pet Can Contract from Swimming Summertime may mean your furry pal is splashing in and out of water all season long. While the refreshing water is a great way to cool off, it also can harbor a variety of pet parasites and pathogens that can...