As pet owners, your pet is not just an animal – they are an addition to your family and you want to ensure their health and safety. Monitoring your pet’s health is essential, and it’s important to know these 8 signs of diabetes in dogs and cats. Having a loyal dog or cat friend is… Read more »
Americans love their pets. So much so that every year, February 20th is National Love Your Pet Day. Here are 5 ways you can celebrate this year! In fact, according to this holiday calendar website, over 136 million live with an animal at any given time! Up to 60 million own a dog 47 million… Read more »
There are many types of dog pain medication, but knowing when to use them, and which ones are safe is imperative. This guide explores the different medications for dogs, and what you should know about them. When your dog is in pain, the inner caretaker in you wants to do everything you can to help… Read more »
As your pet approaches seniorhood, they may begin to face new challenges and health issues. Because of this, we must know how to provide for them with these senior pet care tips. You want your pet to live a long, healthy life – that’s why you take such good care of them in the first… Read more »
During spring and summer time, your dog’s skin allergies are extremely common and can cause itchines, dryness, redness, and flakiness. Here are 5 common reasons your dog is suffering from skin problems, and what you can do about it. Do you have an itchy dog? Although fleas are the most common cause, there are some… Read more »
Constant itching. Painful red patches. Dry skin. We often forget about our pups skin health, but it is very important. If these conditions sound familiar, try these 11 remedies for your dog’s skin problems. Despite having soft coats, dogs suffer from dry skin and skin-related issues nearly as commonly as humans suffer from them. In… Read more »
The summer months are heating up, and while your pets may love being with you at all times, it’s important to keep their safety in mind with these summer pet safety tips. Our pets don’t have the freedom (or thumbs) to adjust the thermostat, or grab a glass of water, so it’s important for us… Read more »
Pharmacies have the legal right to fill prescriptions for animals or humans as long as the prescription is written by a doctor or veterinarian. All you need to do is bring the prescription in to the pharmacy to have it filled. Veterinarians work closely with a local veterinary compounding pharmacy to help pet parents access… Read more »
You’re an animal lover–you want what’s best for your bet, especially when they are sick. A trip to the vet can cause stress for both you and your pet. With payments, medications, and lists of do’s and don’ts, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. While most vets have a pharmacy right on site, there are some… Read more »
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