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• posted: Feb. 16, 2020

Are Pets Capable of Love?                There’s no question, we love our pets.  We snuggle with them, buy them treats and presents and treat them Read More

• posted: Feb. 07, 2020

Why Do Cats Scratch?                Cats have a natural instinct to scratch.  But why do they like to shred our furniture or make grooves in Read More

• posted: Jan. 31, 2020

Coronavirus: Are Pets at Risk and Can Pets Spread the Virus to People?                Coronavirus has been prominent in the news lately as a potentially Read More

• posted: Jan. 25, 2020

By Jasmine Patel A yard of any sort is an asset. It's a great place to enjoy sunny days and entertain friends. As long as they are maintained, they add beauty Read More

• posted: Jan. 15, 2020

How to Medicate a Cat                Cats are notorious bad pill-takers and liquids can be a challenge as well with your cat wearing the medication Read More

• posted: Jan. 05, 2020

Does my Pet Really Need that Skin Test?                Skin problems are relatively common in dogs and cats and can be caused by a variety Read More

• posted: Jan. 01, 2020

Why Do Dogs Love to Roll in Smelly Things?                We’ve all had it happen: Your dog is out in the yard or on a Read More

• posted: Dec. 20, 2019

New Year’s Resolutions for Your Pets                As 2019 comes to a close, our thoughts turn to the new year (and a brand-new decade!) ahead. Read More

• posted: Dec. 14, 2019

Discusses interactive cat toys Read More

• posted: Dec. 07, 2019

Shopping for Your Pet?  Best Toys for Tough Chewers                Are you looking for Christmas or Hannukah gifts for your dog?  Eighty percent of Americans Read More

• posted: Nov. 22, 2019

Have a Happy Thanksgiving with Your Furry Friends!                Where did this year go? It’s Thanksgiving already and that means our annual PSA on safety Read More

• posted: Nov. 15, 2019

Discussed entropion, a genetic condition in which the eyelid turns under allowing eyelashes and hair to rub the eye causing pain and excessive discharge. In most cases, it must be surgically corrected. Read More

• posted: Nov. 15, 2019

We all assume we'll outlive our pets. But what if we die or become incapacitated and are no longer able to care for our pets? This article offers tips on how to plan for your pet's care should you become unable to do so. Read More

• posted: Nov. 10, 2019

Allergic to Cats? New Therapies are on the Horizon                As many as one in seven people are allergic to cats, yet many of these Read More

• posted: Nov. 03, 2019

Discusses exocrine pancreatic insufficiency (EPI) diagnosis, symptoms and treatment in pets. Read More

• posted: Oct. 28, 2019

Have a Fear-Free Halloween for your Pet                Halloween is a fun holiday for most of us, but, for our pets, people in spooky costumes, Read More