Pet First Aid Awareness
by Dr. Teri Sue & Gabbie Bird April is National Pet First Aid Month, so as the weather warms and our adventures begin, we want to share the essentials that we recommend you have in your own pet first aid kit. Being prepared and having the essentials on hand can make a huge difference for […]
Clean Teeth, Healthy Gums
By Gabbie Bird and Dr. Teri Sue Does your pet have stinky breath, and are you concerned about tartar and plaque buildup around their teeth? Our pets’ oral health tells us much about their overall health, so this month we are sharing about all things teeth and gums, our recommendations around dentals, and how we can […]
Spring Has Sprung!
Chronic allergies are one of the most prevalent issues we see in pets, and are often misunderstood. This can lead to frustration as a pet owner – when you try everything to bring your pet relief with little improvement. Allergy symptoms, like constant itching, red skin, hots spots and weepy eyes are a result of […]
To Fast or Not to Fast?
When our food loving pets “all of a sudden” decide to turn their nose up at their meal, we can definitely feel a sense of worry that something may need to change. Are they bored with their food? Are they sick? This month we want to focus on fasting – why it may be normal […]
Spring Has Sprung, and So Have Allergies!
Chronic allergies are one of the most prevalent issues we see in pets, and are often misunderstood. This can lead to frustration as a pet owner – when you try everything to bring your pet relief with little improvement. Allergy symptoms, like constant itching, red skin, hots spots and weepy eyes are a result of […]
Poison Prevention Month
By Dr. Teri Sue Wright and Gabbie Bird March is Poison Prevention Month, a crucial time to raise awareness about common toxins that can harm our pets. From everyday foods to household items, many substances can be dangerous—even fatal—to dogs and cats. Let’s take a closer look at why these items pose a risk and […]
To Spay or Not to Spay?
One of the first things pet owners think about when welcoming a new cat, dog, kitten, or puppy into their home is spaying and neutering. In the article below, Dr. Teri Sue and Gabbie share some important factors to consider when planning your pet’s procedure.—In our country, pet overpopulation leaves millions of animals in shelters […]
New Year, New You!
By Dr. Teri Sue Wright and Gabbie Bird The start of a new year is often a time of reflection and a time to set intentions for the year to come. New Years resolutions are a fun way to set goals for ourselves, however, our lives are also filled to the brim with responsibilities, routines, and […]
Rethinking Pet Obesity
The role of diet, healthy fats, and sustainable feeding practices Obesity is a common problem with our pets – but it doesn’t have to be. Obesity is not only a health concern on its own; it also intensifies inflammation and contributes to the progression of disease. We often think of obesity as a result of […]
Pet Pain Awareness
While we know a dog is in pain when we hear a loud yelp or that our cat hurts when we hear a distressed howl, more often than not the signs of pain in our pets is much more subtle. Animals typically don’t show pain to avoid harassment from other animals. Knowing the signs of […]