BlogDogs Drinking from Rivers, Lakes, and Oceans
While most pet owners wouldn’t think it is dangerous if their dog takes a few laps from a natural body of water, it can actually be harmful to your pet! Unfortunately, the water in our environment can house various organisms and chemicals,...
BlogLessons Learned from Leashes
Have you used the retractable leashes? You know, the ones that allow your dog to run in front of your for about 12-16 feet? The concept is great, but on my daily walks with Jax and Rusko, I've learned that there really should be lessons on how to...
BlogPet Pain Awareness and Management
September was chosen by the International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management to celebrate Animal Pain Awareness. The selection of September harmonizes with human medicine's Pain Awareness Month. What a great reason to take the time to...
BlogCelebrating Pet Appreciation Week
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ArticleCancer in Dogs and Cats
No one ever wants to hear the word cancer, and facing cancer in dogs and cats is especially painful. Unfortunately, dogs and cats get many of the same cancers that humans get. Cancer is the most common cause of death in pets. We now know that...
BlogSix Reasons to Microchip Your Pet
There are multiple reasons why your pet should be microchipped.
- There’s, of course, the most obvious. A microchip gives you and your lost or stolen pet the best chance of being reunited. Worrying about a lost pet is far more painful...
BlogMake My Easter Bunny Chocolate, Please!
One of our whiskerDocs team members has quite the little pet menagerie at home, including 2 dogs, 3 cats, and a house rabbit. The rabbit, however, inspired this post, because even though we focus on dogs and cats here, we have a love of all...