Keeping Your Pet Safe from Toxins By Dr. Nelson Bricker, Partner & Veterinarian Every year we see dozens of animals that have been exposed to toxic substances. The third week of March is National Animal Poison Prevention Week, and we wanted to highlight some of the most common causes of…
Valentine’s Day Dangers For Pets By Dr. Aubrie Smith, Veterinarian Tips for a safe holiday for loved ones and pets. Chocolate Although dogs have less taste buds than humans, they will still seek out a sweet treat. There are a few reasons chocolate ingestion is bad for animals. First, chocolate…
Valentine’s Day Pet Dangers By Dr. Katie Falk, Veterinarian Valentine’s Day should only be about you and your pet spending the day doing your favorite things together – treats, fetch, walks, and lots of cuddles. However, Valentine’s Day does come with some potential dangers to our furry partners, other than…
8 Holiday Treats To Keep Away From Pets By Dr. Robyn Johnson, Veterinarian The holidays are upon us and one of the best parts are the food and treats that are shared. These treats, while delicious for humans, can cause many problems with your beloved pets. Chocolate. Chocolate is the most…
Watch Out This Valentine’s Day By Dr. Rachel Duncan, Veterinarian Share the love this Valentine’s Day, but use caution to keep your furry friends safe. Chocolate, flowers and other gifts have the potential to harm your pets. Here are some tips to avoid spending the night at the emergency room instead of at home! Chocolate Chemicals…
Holiday Pet Hazards By Dr. Tracy Thompson, Veterinarian The holiday season is here, and most of us pet parents plan to include our furry friends in the festivities. As you gear up for family gatherings and New Year celebrations, its important to try and keep your pets clear of unhealthy treats,…