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A Healthy Start: Puppy and Kitten Vaccines
Your New Puppy or Kitten's First Vaccines Building a Healthy Foundation for a Lifetime of Health "The first few months of your pet's life go by quickly—but the protection you build during that time...
Heat Stroke in Pets: Signs, Prevention, and what to do.
Heat stroke is a life-threatening emergency. It can develop in just minutes, even on days that don't feel extremely hot. Knowing the warning signs and acting quickly can save your pet's life....
Reflecting on 2025 and Setting Intentions for Your Pet’s Health in 2026
As we ring in the new year, I hope we can all take a few moments to reflect on 2025 before we focus our attention towards 2026. While many can find it a bit cliche to write New Year resolutions for...
How to prepare your pet for the Holidays!
With Halloween and Trick or Treat upon us and the rest of the holiday season quickly approaching, it is important for us to keep in mind that while we may love all things spooky, sparkly, and in...
Why Talking About Suicide Awareness in Veterinary Medicine Matters
*Trigger Warning - This blog post discusses mental health and suicide.* In spring 2018, I was in our living room when I received news that would forever alter me as a person. One of my dearest...
Bite-Sized Trouble – When Play Gets Rough
A Playful Tussle, a Surprising Outcome Sometimes, even the most innocent-seeming play sessions between pets can lead to unexpected injuries. That was the case for Gracie, a spunky indoor cat who...
Wellness Plans vs. Pet Insurance: What’s the Difference—and Why You Might Need Both
When it comes to your pet’s health, we know you’re doing your best to make smart, caring decisions. You want them to live a long, healthy, tail-wagging life, and that means planning. But when you...
Rusty Wasn’t Himself: A Splenic Mass, a Big Decision, and a Life Saved
Rusty Wasn’t Himself: A Splenic Mass, a Big Decision, and a Life Saved Rusty wasn’t acting like himself, and his family knew it. The sweet schnauzer mix, who usually greeted his family every morning...