January is National Walk Your Pet Month! It's a good reminder for you and your furry companion to stay active. Here are our answers to frequently asked questions about leash-training, so that you and your pet can have a fun and safe time outside.Question:...

Arthritic pets, like people, suffer more during blustery, frigid weather. Painful, aching joints are more uncomfortable in cold or wet weather, and many pets struggle to rise, play, and lie down during the winter. Help soothe your pet’s stiffness during...

New Year’s Eve: with the fireworks, loud music, shouts and laughter, and in some areas even the banging of pots and pans or gunfire, our normally sedate pets may feel that their world is under attack. Some pets will go so far as to jump out of windows or...

While the weather in many areas of the country has already felt frightful, the winter season officially begins December 21. As the temperatures drop, keep these winter tips in mind to protect your pet from the cold:Heaters are Not the Next Best ThingEven...

According to just about any poll you reference, a large percentage of Americans plan to celebrate Thanksgiving with friends and family, and many also admit to sharing their Thanksgiving dinner with their four-legged family members. But a festive time for...

Most humans avoid dog poop at all costs, but us veterinary health care professionals see your dog’s waste as a valuable opportunity to get a good picture of his overall health. Here, we will give you all the reasons why you should be getting your pet fecal...