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Finding The Right Veterinarian

As a pet owner, you never know what the day has in store for you. About six months ago, I realized that my dog was limping slightly. I didn't think much of it, but when the limping got worse, I started to grow increasingly concerned. I started looking for a great veterinarian since we were in a new place. I was able to find a clinic that addressed the issue head-on and determined that my sweet little pet had a torn tendon. This blog is all about finding the right veterinarian and knowing how to detect problems with your pets before the situation grows dire.

How to Treat Your Dog for Pink Eye

Posted on October 3, 2022

Pink eye, or conjunctivitis of the eye, is a condition in which bacteria gets into the eye and the result is an infection of the eye. This can cause redness, swelling, pus, or extreme itchiness in the eye. It can affect humans and it can also affect your pets as well. If your dog has pink eye, you may notice the signs, such as redness, oozing, or your dog may be pawing at its face often or even rubbing its eyes on everything possible in order to scratch the itch. [Read More]

Shaky Dog? Common Causes You Should Know

Posted on June 29, 2022

As a dog owner, you'll find that your dog is likely to do all sorts of things that might confuse you. One of the things you may find yourself wondering about is why you have caught your dog shaking. The fact is that there are a lot of different reasons for shivering or shaking in your dog. Here's a look at what your vet wants you to know about the most common causes. [Read More]

The Dangers Of Raccoons For Pets

Posted on April 11, 2018

Opinions of raccoons vary wildly depending on who you ask. Some people find them cute, while others think that they're gross for the way that they scavenge. In any case, if you have pets - especially small ones, like small dog breeds or cats - you should be wary of these masked visitors. Read on to discover how raccoons could potentially hurt your pet and what you should do if the worst happens. [Read More]

Be On The Lookout For Antifreeze Poisoning

Posted on January 4, 2018

While many dogs and cats do enjoy being outdoors during winter, it can be a deadly time of year for them, and not just because of the cold. Wintertime is when most homes are more likely to have antifreeze lying around, which can be extremely harmful to your pets if they ingest it. If your pets start exhibiting the following symptoms, it's critical to take them to an animal hospital for treatment right away. [Read More]