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The Dangers of Sunlight: Squamous Cell Carcinoma in Cats Picture this: Your white cat is snoozing away in their favorite windowsill, soaking up the warmth from the late afternoon sun. Such an idyllic scene warms your heart, but too much sun exposure can be dangerous...

Don’t Fear (the Fireworks): How to Help Your Pet Cope with Noise Aversion Many pets are scared of loud noises, whether they’re caused by the vacuum cleaner, construction, or fireworks. Although you may not be able to avoid all of these sounds completely, you can help...

What to Do With My Pet This Summer   As your summer vacation draws near, you may be wondering what to do with your pet. Should you take them with you? Are they better off at a boarding facility? Should you investigate pet sitters in your area? With so many...

3 Ways to Help Your New Shelter Cat Feel at Home   While welcoming a new cat into your home and family is an excellent idea any time of year, the month of June is Adopt a Shelter Cat Month. However, keep in mind that your new feline friend may be unsure and...

Pet Cancer Awareness Month   While there have been incredible advancements in veterinary medicine, veterinary professionals are seeing more cancer in pets than ever before. The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) estimates that about one in four dogs...

Spring Skin Allergies in Pets   As warmer weather approaches, pollen starts flying around the air. Pollen can cause a wide variety of signs in suffering pets as both pets and people can get irritated by this yellow substance. Learn what causes spring skin...

Cats are highly sensitive creatures, which means they don’t react well to change. Whether the disruption is minor, such as moving clocks ahead an hour and changing a routine or major, such as moving to a new home, these things can lead to an anxious cat. Learn to...

While you may know heartworms are transmitted to pets via the bites of infected mosquitoes, you may not realize that mammals are an essential part of the heartworm life cycle as well. In honor of National Heartworm Awareness Month, we’re sharing how important your pet...

Household toxins are a common source of pet poisoning, particularly in the kitchen or bathroom. However, potential hazards can lurk everywhere, including in your garage, garden, and cupboards. Brush up on your toxin knowledge for National Poison Prevention Week, which...

Few things are better than getting away during Spring Break and taking a relaxing vacation, especially if your furry friend tags along. However, before heading out on an adventure with your pet, ensure you’re prepared for safe travels.    #1: Follow rules and...