4 Guidelines for Caring for Your Senior Pet
The worst part about pet ownership is that our beloved cats and dogs never live long enough. As their golden years draw near, it’s time to think about how you can best preserve their health and maintain their quality of life. Here are four guidelines to follow as your...
3 Ways to Help Less Fortunate Pets
This month marks the season of giving back and what better way to embrace that than by helping out our less fortunate furry friends? Here are three ways to give back to your local pet community this holiday season—and year-round. #1: Volunteer at a local animal...
3 Enrichment Tips For Your Cat’s Life
Have you ever wondered how to enrich your cat’s life? A lot of people find it challenging to keep their cat occupied during the day. Regardless of whether they’re indoor or outdoor cats, at-home pet parents are responsible for enriching their feline friends’ lives....
How Inadequate Socialization Affects Your Pet’s Life
Socialization is one of the most important things when it comes to raising your pets. Socializing your pets won't just improve their behavior — it could also save their lives. Pets that aren't given enough socialization could become fearful and aggressive later in...
3 Tips To Making a Pet Disaster Plan
A pet emergency plan is a set of instructions on how to handle an unexpected situation concerning your pet. This could be anything from going missing or getting lost to any other unplanned medical situation. It happens more often than people think, and it can be...
How To Tell If Your Cat Is In Pain
It's not always easy to recognize pain in pets. Cats tend to hide their pain, which means we don't see the signs of an injury or illness until it's too late. Here are five ways to judge if your kitty is hurting by how she moves, interacts, and otherwise behaves. Your...
Your Biggest Pet Vaccination Questions Answered
Getting your pet's vaccinated can be a confusing and tricky process. That's why we've compiled the most commonly asked questions regarding vaccinations, along with our answers to help make things a little more clear. We hope this guide will give you the confidence you...
Prepare Your Dog for Back-to-School Season
Back-to-school season can be a tough time for your dog. Dogs thrive on structure, routine and predictability, which they find in their daily lives — not to mention their playtime. Back-to-school means Sunday nights through Friday nights that are packed with...
How to Keep Your Pet Cool in the Heat
Hot summer days are here! While it's essential to protect your furry friend from the heat, the outdoor fun doesn't have to stop. Here are three ways to help keep your four-legged friend safe while playing outdoors. #1: Create frozen treats for your pet Nothing is...
Summer Safety Tip: Water Hazards to Keep in Mind
If you're planning on visiting the Orange County beaches or any lakes this summer with your furry friend, make sure you are aware of some of the most common water hazards. Here are three common water hazards the team at Newport Mesa Animal Hospital would like for you...
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