Dog Safety During the Holidays
Veterinarians spend the holidays waiting for emergency calls to roll in. Here are some tips and tricks to keep your holidays jolly!
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Veterinarians spend the holidays waiting for emergency calls to roll in. Here are some tips and tricks to keep your holidays jolly!
Whether your pet is already chipped or you’d like to learn more about the process, join AVMA and the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) for Check the Chip Day in August.
While a fire can occur at any time, July is prime time for fires to get out of control. Follow the fire safety tips below to ensure your canine companion remains safe.
Are you afraid of your dog running off? Or maybe you’ve recently lost your dog and need help finding them. We’re here to help!
Did you know that one of the most common treatments for hair loss is minoxidil (e.g., Rogaine®), which is seriously toxic to dogs?
Do you live in a climate where you need to use a deicer, but you’re not sure which ones are safe for your pets?
Here are the most common toxin exposure risks during the holiday season.
Here are some tips for having a safe and fun Halloween with your dog.
Read through some common fall threats to your dog—like pinecones and ticks. We provide some tips to help keep your dog safe.
Here’s how to create a dog first aid kit to keep in your car, backpack, home, or wherever it is easily accessible for you and your dog.
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