More than half of pets are overweight or obese. Pet nutrition and weight management are an important factor in overall health.

Although there can be clear signs that there are oral health issues, including bad breath and plaque buildup, there can also be issues going on that we cannot see.

Ticks carry many diseases that are harmful to our pets and to our own health. All of the diseases that are included in this blog are ones we test for on a regular basis.

When it comes to our pets, we often think about any “testing” as disease-related. However, routine annual bloodwork is essential in helping our pets live long and healthy lives.

Dental disease is one of the most common health concerns we see in the veterinary industry but is also one of the few health concerns that we can treat and prevent.

Valentine’s Day is a day for love, love for one another and especially love for our furry friends. However, risks to our pets increase during this holiday.

With the holiday right around the corner, families have started holiday planning and thinking about New Year resolutions. 

These days more and more cats and dogs have starting itching, scratching and chewing at themselves,  just like people pets can have environmental and food allergies.

If you’re looking, why not consider adopting a senior pet? Adopting a pet is always a rewarding experience but adopting a senior pet is extra special. 

Anxiety doesn’t only occur in humans but can also be recognized in cats and dogs as well. How can I tell if my dog is showing symptoms of stress or anxiety?

Are you thinking of adding a pet to your home? Combining houses with a spouse, or buying a furry brother or sister for your pet? These tips can help make the transition easier!

I speak passionately about insurance because of what it has done for my family. It helps take the financial concern out of caring for our loved ones.