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• Mar 19 2026

  

  Excuse Me… A Cat Would Like a Word About Scary Spring Things

  Oh, good—you’re here. …

• Mar 12 2026

  

  The Tick Talk: What Every Pet Parent Should Know Before Your Next Walk

  It usually starts with a perfectly normal walk. Your dog is happily uncovering all the secrets in the grass. It’s a beautiful day. …

• Mar 05 2026

  

  Slam the Scam Day: Avoiding Pet Health Misinformation on Social Media

  It usually starts with a simple search. For many, the first thing we do when our pet is sick is to search online. Within seconds you get online advice. The advice often sounds confident—and…

• Feb 26 2026

  

  More than Bad Breath: The Risks of Ignoring your Pet’s Oral Health

  Inflamed gums and tartar aren’t just “dirty teeth.” They are the start of a disease process that can affect far more than a pet’s mouth, if left untreated. …

• Feb 19 2026

  

  Why your vet can’t identify your dog’s lump by touch alone

  It’s a common question in exam rooms: “Can’t you just tell what it is?” …

• Feb 05 2026

  

  February Is Heart Month: Does Your Cat Have Heart Disease?

  Cats are masters at hiding illness, and heart disease is no exception. In fact, many cats with heart disease appear completely normal until heart failure or other complications develop. Since February…

• Jan 30 2026

  

  Chocolate Season: Great For You, Not For Your Dog

  Between Christmas, Valentine’s Day, and Easter, chocolate is everywhere: on the counter and coffee table, in gift bags you meant to put away. And if you live with a dog, that’s dangerous, because…

• Jan 22 2026

  

  If Westminster Had Classes for Pet Dogs

  Every year, the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show rolls around and suddenly we’re all watching impeccably groomed dogs trot across green carpet like they have LinkedIn profiles (and they just might).…

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