Pet Health

The Complete Guide to Finding the Best Pet Food for Your Pets

Dogs and cats can’t read pet food labels, and they don’t know what ingredients are good for them. As a result, the food we buy is important for their health. It is important that you know what your pet needs to stay healthy and active. If you want your pets to live a long and […]

Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin) Deficiency in Pets: Everything you need to know

Vitamin B12 is one of the water-soluble vitamins that helps with red blood cells, and nerve and brain function. In order to metabolize vitamin b12, certain animals must obtain it from their diet as they do not produce this critical micronutrient in their own bodies. Deficiency can occur when there are intestinal diseases or malabsorption […]

Bladder Stones in Dogs and Cats: The Ultimate Pet Owner's Guide

Bladder stones are a common issue that can affect both dogs and cats, causing discomfort and other symptoms such as blood in the urine or chronic bladder infections. Understanding what bladder stones in dogs and cats are, the different types, how they form, and the best ways to treat and prevent them can help you […]

5 Clinical Pet Symptoms You Should Never Ignore

Please monitor your pet for all changes, but in particular the following symptoms. Call your veterinarian immediately if you notice any of these symptoms. 1. Decreased Appetite -- It is extremely important to monitor your pet’s appetite closely. In fact, even if your pets appetite begins to increase that could be a sign that something is […]

Dog and Cat Vaccinations - DA2PPL, FVRCPP, FeLV: What do those acronyms mean?

Those jumbles of letters on your pet's vaccination record – like DA2PPL, DA2PP, DHPP, FVRCP, and FeLV – may seem confusing. But they represent vital protection against serious, even deadly, diseases. This guide sets out to help you learn and reference these vaccine acronyms so you can understand what your pet is protected against. Let's […]

Pet Food Myths

Pet food ingredients may (or may not) be the cause of your pet's itchy skin and digestive problems. In this post we examine some of the myths surrounding pet food allergies in pets. MYTH:“Food allergy is a less likely cause of my pet’s skin disease as we have been feeding the same food for years […]

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