Protect Your Pet to Avoid Suffering It doesn’t take Sherlock Holmes to figure out the answer to this question. Fleas on dogs and cats are bad and they are everywhere. In fact, worldwide there are over 2,000 species of fleas. North America is home to more than 300 varieties of the [...]
Understanding the Importance of Transformative Strategies for Pet Longevity As pet owners, we have a deep love and bond with our furry friends. We want them to live long, healthy, and happy lives. But what are the strategies we can implement to ensure you are helping [...]
Warm weather and plenty of moisture begins the flea and tick season. Alabama and Florida are fitting places for fleas and ticks to live and thrive. What’s worse than listening to your pet thumping and scratching all night long? Maybe, finding a tick or fleas in your home, on yourself, or [...]
It's almost here! Springtime. After a long and unusually cold winter, we all are anxiously awaiting the new season. As the weather begins to warm up and the flowers start to bloom, it's important to make sure your furry friends are ready for the change of season. Springtime brings with it [...]
Pet Poisoning Awareness Like children, pets are curious and often cannot resist smelling, tasting or ingesting something that captures their interest. Unfortunately, there are many items and products that can be very harmful. However, taking simple precautions and steps can help prevent pet poisoning. One of the best ways to avoid [...]
The Secret Danger Lurking in Your Pet's Ears: Everything You Need to Know About Ear Infections Ear infections can be a painful and frustrating condition for both pets and their owners. While they may seem like a minor issue, left untreated, they can lead to serious complications and even permanent hearing [...]
What To Do, What Not To Do in Hot Weather Summer is a great time to get outdoors and enjoy the sunshine and hot weather with your pet. Daily exercise is beneficial for your dog, but there are some safety issues to be aware of when taking that summer stroll [...]
Recent Outbreak of Dog Influenza Canine influenza or "The Dog Flu" is primarily the result of two influenza strains: H3N8 from an equine origin and H3N2 from an avian origin. Both of these strains were previously known to infect species other than dogs, but are now able to infect and spread among [...]
Why Spaying or Neutering Your Dog is the Norm For years now it has been common practice for dog owners to spay/neuter their dogs as puppies before they even reached sexual maturity. Some who didn't abide were sometimes referred to as irresponsible dog owners. Many pet day care or dog boarding [...]
When it comes to pet safety and poisonous substances, pet owners should think of their pets in the same way they would a toddler. Everything that is dangerous that they can chew, lick, spill or touch should be kept securely out-of-reach. Each year, the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center manages more [...]
