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As a pet owner, your goal this summer is to enjoy the sun with your beloved companion while protecting them from the dangers of heatstroke. It would help if you still went outside to play and exercise instead of placing them in your air-conditioned home all summer but...

July 4th is a feared holiday in the pet world, and with good reason. With fireworks exploding overhead, fire and gastrointestinal dangers lurking around tasty-smelling foods, and super hot weather, your furry friend can encounter many hazards. Turn your July 4th...

Your furry pal was probably your favorite coworker while you worked from home this past year, but you may not enjoy that benefit much longer. Fortunately, June 25 is Take Your Dog to Work Day, so you may be able to work with your best bud again. However, before you...

If last year’s July Fourth festivities turned your poor pet into a quivering wreck of anxiety and fear, begin desensitizing your furry pal to fireworks now. Follow our step-by-step guide to help soothe your pet’s fireworks fear, and ensure everyone enjoys this July...

​There are many benefits to microchipping your pet, but we understand many pet owners are unsure exactly how microchips work. This can lead to pet owners feeling hesitant and potentially even avoid getting these potentially lifesaving devices for their furry pals. Our...

Did you know that both humans and pets experience seasonal allergies? Seasonal allergies appear differently in pets than in people, so you should learn these five key signs that your furry pal may be suffering from a pollen-spurred allergy attack.   #1: Your pet...

No matter how slowly you tried to introduce flavored toothpaste and a variety of brushes, your furry pal said, “No way!” and scampered away. But, did you know there are other options for you to choose from? If toothbrushing seems out of reach for your pet, try one or...

#1: "My cat doesn't go outside, he doesn't need preventative healthcare like vaccines and dewormer." Many cases of Rabies exposure in cats in WA State occur from bats that come into the house! Rabies is a zoonotic disease with no cure, so make sure your cat is up to...

#1: Choosing a carrier Choose a carrier that is neither too big or too small -  your cat should be able to stand up and turn around, but it should also be cozy enough for them to feel safe.  The best carriers for vet visits can open from both the front and the top –...

Although you know you should spay your female pet to prevent a host of medical and behavior issues, as well as unwanted puppies, you may not know what exactly happens during a spay surgery. Since World Spay Day—February 23—is approaching, let’s explain the procedure,...