Tracheal Collapse in Dogs, Is Your Pet at Risk?
What exactly is tracheal collapse in dogs? The trachea is the windpipe through which dogs-and all of us-breathe. It is a tube that is held open with circular rings of cartilage, just like rings that...
View ArticleCOVID-19 Update: Our Policies & Procedures
We’ve all been watching as the coronavirus (COVID-19) has made its way through the country, and our hearts go out to all those affected by the virus. The health and safety of our staff and clients are...
View ArticleA Pet Owner’s Guide to Preparing for Hurricane Season
By: David T. Smith, DVM Hurricane season officially began more than a month ago and will run through November 30 of this year. Have you begun your hurricane preparations? While we are all advised to...
View ArticleA Baker’s Dozen Tips for Establishing a Stronger Bond with Your Dog
Having a strong, healthy bond with your dog leads to a more rewarding pet ownership experience for both you and your four-legged friend. Here are 13 tips to help you and your dog foster a bond that’s...
View ArticleYou Have a New Puppy….Now What?
Here is a sad-but-true (and alarming) fact: The number one cause of euthanasia in pets is not illness or disease—it’s behavioral problems! When pets constantly misbehave, they often end up being put...
View ArticleSeasonal Dangers That Can Poison Your Pets!
Seasonal showers bring plenty of flowers, including new plantings in our gardens, yards and neighborhoods. Unfortunately, many of these beautiful flowers can be poisonous to our pets and other...
View ArticleHidden Holiday Dangers in Your Home
The holiday season is here, and taking a few simple yet essential precautions to protect our furry family members is a good idea. Here’s what you need to know to ensure a safe and happy season for...
View ArticleThe Dangers of Overindulging Your Pets during the Holidays
Thanksgiving is almost here, and nothing is quite as inviting as the aroma of a turkey basting in the oven—and all the fixings that go with it! It also means the start of the holiday season. Homes...
View ArticlePeople Foods That Can Poison Your Pet
Most pet owners know that chocolate is dangerous for our pets, especially dark chocolate. However, it is equally important for pet owners to be aware of other common “people foods” that should never...
View ArticleToxic Plants for Pets: Beautiful (But Deadly) Spring Blooms
April showers bring May flowers! Now that the spring season is approaching, many people will begin gardening, as well as purchasing plants and flowers. As gardens begin to grow and homes and yards...
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