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The River Welker Fund and Other Ways To Help Animals In Need

As we prepare to gather with friends and family during this special time of year, thoughts inevitably turn to those less fortunate. For animal lovers, the plight of marginalized animals in our community is never far from our minds, and many of us are seeking ways to help animals in need this holiday season. Providing [...]

Pet Safety Tips for a Happy Halloween

Bags of candy, jack o’ lanterns, your scariest costume, and…pet safety? Is pet safety on your to-do list this Halloween? It definitely should be. While the season of witches and ghouls is right around the corner, toxic treats and other risks to pets can soon follow without the right precautions. Halloween is a great time [...]

A Real Risk: What You Need To Know About Zoonotic Diseases

Zoonotic diseases are those that can be passed between humans and animals. With over half of U.S. homes containing at least one pet, it’s more important than ever to understand how you can protect your family, both two-legged and four, from zoonotic diseases. Zoonotic Diseases In Pets Zoonotic diseases can affect anyone, but those with [...]

What You Should Know About Feline Vaccinations

We’re fortunate to live in an era when disease prevention for cats has become a normal way of life. Although feline vaccinations have long been considered one of the easiest and most effective ways to extend the lives of our precious kitties, many owners (understandably) have some questions and concerns. A Vaccine Primer Vaccines are [...]

Pet 911: How to Recognize and Respond to a Pet Emergency

It’s a familiar story for anyone with a pet…something seems off, but what? Is it normal for a dog to vomit more than once? Could it be an upset stomach? Or maybe you’re out in the backyard when your cat shows up a little wobbly with signs she got into a brawl with another animal. [...]

Too Hot to Trot? Summer Pet Safety for the Four-Legged Crowd

When the weather is classically wonderful (that is, June through August), a dangerous situation can feel somewhat inconceivable, as if danger only happens to someone else. Sure, summer is the season for kicking back and catching up on leisurely activities, but it’s also a time for important safety reminders. Summer risks can present problems for [...]

Enough to Tick You Off: What Can Happen When Parasite Prevention Lapses

Unless you’re an entomologist, parasites probably bug you. They’re creepy, crawly, and have the potential to cause all sorts of health problems in your pet. Fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes are the main offenders, but with year-round parasite prevention you can kick them to the proverbial curb. No Fleas! Please? Fleas get inside the home via [...]

The Best Ways to Protect Your Pet From Dangerous Predators

We all know the feelings of frustration and futility when you call your pet inside only to be coolly ignored. This resistance tends to happen around dusk, when the opportunity to experience the emerging darkness is savored and shared by pets and predators alike. It’s easy to have a sense of security in our own [...]

Beware the Bugs! Is Your Pet Protected From Parasites?

Springtime is the time for getting outdoors! And what could be better than hanging out on the deck or going for a walk with your four-legged companion? Of course, this season not only prompts us to come out of winter slumber and become more active, it’s also prime time for parasites. While these pests are [...]

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