You walk outside and see it: a coating of yellow covering your car. It’s allergy season in many parts of the country, and it’s not only humans who are affected. Dogs and cats can also suffer from unpleasant allergy symptoms that can worsen the more time they spend outdoors. Is your pet...
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New World Screwworm in Pets and Livestock: Symptoms, Prevention...
by Shelby Neely, DVM You may recently have heard that New...
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Summer Wellness Tips for Pets
Veterinarian Shelby Neely shares tips for keeping your pet...
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Why Tick Season Could Be Especially Severe This Year and How to...
Tick season is shaping up to be especially severe this...
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Top 5 Myths About Pet Vaccinations Debunked
Veterinarian Shelby Neely explains top myths about pet...
Read More of this ArticleNo dog or cat owner wants to learn that their pet has heart problems. Unfortunately, it’s common in pets, with 10% of dogs and cats diagnosed with heart disease. As pets age, the risks increase, and most cases go undetected. Early detection means more treatment options will be available. The...
Kidney disease is common in dogs in cats, and the risk increases as pets age. Kidney disease affects both dogs and cats, but it is more common in cats, afflicting about 80% of senior cats. In some cases, kidney disease has been present for years—diagnosed or undiagnosed—so pinpointing the...
Every pet owner knows that routine vet care is expensive, but when dealing with illness or injuries, the costs can quickly become overwhelming. Unfortunately, this often forces pet owners to make decisions about their pets’ health based on cost—and that’s not a pleasant position for any pet...
Some dogs need more training than others, but all dogs need some guidance. Keep your pet safe and make it possible for him to enjoy adventures with you by ensuring he’ll listen to your commands. Training is a must, whether you have a well-behaved pooch or one that finds mischief around...
Whether you love shopping or just tolerate it, most pet owners will agree that bringing their dog along makes it more fun. While most stores don’t allow dogs other than service animals, some retailers are happy to welcome both two-legged and four-legged shoppers! Many of the stores on the...