As we enter the spring and summer months, you and your pet will likely be spending more time in nature. Along with the changing weather, it is important to make sure your pet is properly protected from health issues stemming from the change in season. We have listed a few of the most prevalent issues for pets and the steps you can take to keep your pet safe.

Have you ever had to deal with your dog getting hotspots? What are hotspots? What causes them? How can I give my poor pup some much needed relief? Dr. Mann may have the answers you need!

Do you ever wonder what causes dogs to eat grass, even when it upsets their stomach? We may be able to tell you why!

Kennel Cough (Canine Infectious Tracheobronchitis) can sound scary at first and even though it is considered highly contagious in areas with a lot of dogs, it is very common and treatable! Today, we are going to look at the causes, symptoms, and treatments of Kennel Cough.

Is your pet sneezing, shedding more than usual, licking its paws incessantly, biting its skin? As the weather outside begins to warm up and nature begins to thaw, your pet may be experiencing seasonal allergies!

The average person consumes around 2 pounds of chocolate every year and while it is a delicious treat for humans, chocolate is incredibly toxic for dogs and can even be life threatening. In this article, we look at why chocolate is toxic to dogs and investigate what to do if your dog gets ahold of that sweet treat.

Learning how to potty train a new puppy is one of the most important first steps you can take for a happy household. Luckily, we have some tips for you to avoid too many accidents!

According to the Association of Pet Obesity Prevention, 39% of dog owners believe their pet is overweight while 45% of cat owners believe their cat is overweight. Managing your pet’s weight is key to ensuring that they may live a long and healthy life. While each pet is unique and you should consult your vet for a specific plan, here are a few ways you can help your pets shed those pounds and keep them off.

Local animal shelters play a vital role in communities when searching for a new pet or returning pets to a loved one. Most of the time, these shelters rely on community support and volunteers to keep their doors open. Here are a few ways that you can help your local shelter.

Including your pet in activities is a great way to improve their health and create a strong bond between the two of you. Whether you are improving cardiovascular health or just sharing a meal together, here are 5 different activities that you can do with your beloved pet.

Whether you are bringing home your first pet or you’ve had one in the family for years, taking them to a veterinarian on a regular schedule will help them stay clear of any preventable health issues. Here are four reasons why visiting a veterinarian will keep your pet in perfect health.

Summer has arrived, which means that the weather is getting warm and plants are in full bloom. Most people have plants around their house, but did you know that some commonly known plants are toxic to your pet? Here is a list of a few plants to keep your pet away from all year round!

If you are thinking about adopting a cat, consider all variables, including cost, lifestyle, and any adjustments you might need to make to ensure a happy cat and a happier home. Aside from purchasing all the essentials from food to litter boxes, make sure you are ready to be a cat owner. Many cat owners will joke that the cat is the actual owner. With careful consideration about your new shelter cat, you will be set for years of companionship.

As temperatures rise and summer begins, we need to keep our pet's safety at the forefront of our minds. Even leaving your pet in a hot car for just a second can prove to be a fatal mistake. Temperatures can rise to dangerous levels very quickly and these elevated temperatures can put your pet at risk for heat stroke. Even if the window is cracked, you should never leave your dog alone in the car. In some states, it is even illegal. Avoid these unfortunate mishaps by practicing summer safety.

The ongoing quest to “go green” returns to the forefront of our minds every April 22nd as we strive to protect our planet and celebrate Earth Day. Over the years, more eco-conscious efforts have grown as many pet owners work to reduce their pet’s ecological “paw prints.” But what can one pet parent do? There are many small ways to help our pets, the community, and the environment. Here are some fun ideas on how to celebrate Earth Day in a pet-friendly way.

Music is a universal language that invigorates us to move, feel, and think! Just like how we use certain tunes and sounds to calm ourselves, dogs can also benefit from listening to music. Does your dog get scared during thunderstorms or fireworks?Do outside and unfamiliar noises make them nervous? Do they suffer from separation anxiety? The right playlist could help relieve your pet’s stress and anxiety.

A good trainer is a staple for all new pet parents looking to teach and shape the mind of the new addition to their family, but how does one find the perfect teacher for their furry friend? There are certain traits to examine and questions to ask when you are in the market for a trainer. Unfortunately, finding a trainer is not as easy as a simple Google search, your dog has their own unique needs. Here are key things to keep in mind to find the right fit for your pet’s goals.

Shopping with a friend is always a treat! If you want to take your four-legged friend on your excursions whether you grab some drinks or run errands in town, look no further! Finding dog-friendly spots can be a challenge but well-mannered and leashed dogs are welcome in an increasing number of dog friendly stores. From home improvement to high fashion, here is a collection of dog-friendly stores to explore.

It is a new year and that means, it is time to set some new goals! You may have a set of your own personal goals but why not include your pet in your new year, new you attitude. When you make your own list, you may find out your pet's goals and your own goals are not so different. Here are five resolutions to kick off your new year with your best friend.

The holidays are typically the time for sharing and more importantly, caring. When it comes to sharing food from the delicious holiday spread, you may want to think twice about passing scraps to your pet. It can be especially tempting to offer tasty table treats to your pet, but the leftovers could have a serious impact on your pet’s health. Below are some of the dangers of feeding your pet table scraps and why puppy dog. Eyes aren't always an excuse.