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We have begun using it on all our surgical patients. The laser helps to promote healing, and the quicker we can get your furry friends back in shape, the better.

Spring is here, but with it, comes to some things that can be dangerous for your pets! Spring (and Easter) bring plants that are hazardous to your pets’ health.

They’re small, cute, and super smart! Having a pet rat has been said to be like having a miniature dog, but how do you keep them enriched?

What kind of hamster do you want? A dwarf, teddy bear, Syrian? What cage do you need? What kind of food do they eat? Try to make it a fun project for you and your family.

Check out as our RVT Suzanne Niel talks about Hills t/d, the VOHC approved, dental diet we recommend for your pets.

Watch the video below as our RVT Suzanne Niel talks about dental chews, its benefits and why we recommend them to your pets.

Check out as our RVT, Suzanne Niel cuts Landyn nails and gives excellent tips on how to trim your pets’ nails at home!

It’s that time of year again when you could wake up to find the temperatures outside far too cold to take your canine friend out for a walk.

Leptospirosis is a bacterial infection that dogs can pick up in the environment. It is also something that can be passed on to humans (zoonotic).

Xylitol (zi-li-tol):  Is a naturally derived sweetener (sugar alcohol) that is used as a sugar supplement in many diabetic and low glycemic foods.

Family gatherings, huge meals, gift giving, and decorations! It’s that time of year again! The holidays can be busy, and often stressful with all of the planning.

Winter is around the corner, but it’s not here just yet. We still have a few balmy days ahead. So what does this mean to you and for your pets and ticks?