Category: Tips and Techniques

Acupuncture For Your Rescued Pet

Rx For Your Rescued Pet: You opened your heart…you opened your home. Now let a relaxing acupuncture treatment help your rescued pet to transition smoothly into their new home. It’s not uncommon for pets that have been rescued to feel anxiety when they first find their...

Thinking of Adopting a New Pet?

Are you thinking of adopting a pet and but aren’t sure how to go about it? First, ask yourself some important questions:  Does your work schedule and other responsibilities keep you away from home a majority of each day?  Are you prepared for a 10-20 year...

When Should I Bring My Dog to the Emergency Vet?

Here are some common scenarios and red flags to prompt you to bring your dog to the emergency vet: Always seek emergency care any time your dog shows sudden, severe, or rapidly worsening symptoms that could threaten their life, comfort, or long-term health. Examples...
Diabetes in Cats

Diabetes in Cats

What is Diabetes? Diabetes is not just a human condition—it affects our animal companions too. Scientists estimated that 1 in 230 cats in the US have diabetes. The World Health Organization defines diabetes as a metabolic disorder in which the body has high sugar...
How to Keep Your Dog Calm Around Guests During the Holidays

How to Keep Your Dog Calm Around Guests During the Holidays

The holidays are full of love, laughter — and often, a little chaos. During this special routine- between the doorbell ringing, food on every counter, and the constant flow of guests, dogs can easily become overstimulated. Whether your dog greets everyone like a...
Heat Stroke in Dogs

Heat Stroke in Dogs

Heat Stroke in Dogs: What Every Dog Owner Needs to Know.  When the temperature rises, our dogs feel it even more than we do. Unlike humans, dogs don’t sweat through their skin — they rely on panting and limited sweat through their paw pads to regulate their...