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A large number of pet owners are unsure exactly how microchips work. Because of this, many may avoid getting these potentially life-saving devices for their furry friends. Our team banishes common pet microchipping myths to clear up any confusion.   Myth: My pet needs...

If you have a feline friend in your home, you are probably familiar with hairballs. Depending on your cat’s hair coat length, you may encounter hairballs with such regular frequency that you become worried about your feline friend’s health! Let’s take a closer look at...

If your pet has baby teeth that haven’t fallen out, despite the adult teeth pushing their way through, these baby teeth can cause problems. Persistent deciduous teeth, or baby teeth that refuse to fall out, can lead to many difficulties and also can harm their oral...

Does living with your feline friend make you break out in a rash, sneeze, or struggle to peer through watery eyes? Many cat owners suffer through allergies to their pet, but allergic responses to cat hair and dander are manageable. Try the following tips from our...

Although you know you should spay your female pet to prevent a host of medical and behavior issues, as well as unwanted puppies, you may not know what exactly happens during a spay surgery. Since World Spay Day—February 23—is approaching, let's explain the procedure,...

10 Warning Signs of Cancer in Pets   With pets living longer than ever, there’s a higher risk of cancer development in old age. But, by knowing the cancer warning signs, you can quickly detect abnormalities and schedule a check-up with our veterinarian. Here are...

Healthy Thanksgiving Options for Pets   Everyone loves Thanksgiving! The whole family including your pets will be anxiously awaiting the table to be filled with food! While sharing is caring, we want to make sure your pet stays healthy this holiday. Here are some...

When presenting their feline or canine family members, our clients will often direct our attention to the teeth. Chipped, broken, fractured, or worn teeth can be a source of pain and infection for pets, and should be evaluated by your veterinarian promptly.  A minor...

Written by Emily Sullivan, DVM. Nobody likes bad breath in a dog or cat. The medical term for bad breath is halitosis. Beyond being unpleasant to smell, halitosis can also signal potential health concerns for your pet. In order to combat halitosis, it is helpful to...

Written by Kristen Esterbrook, DVM. It can be daunting to consider the task of brushing your pet's teeth daily, but the many benefits make the effort very important to their health. Brushing helps reduce the accumulation of plaque and tartar, which are associated with...