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  Canine Osteoarthritis (OA)

  Osteoarthritis is the number one cause of chronic pain in dogs!  Do you know what to look for to recognize the signs of arthritis in your dog?  Early diagnosis leads to better long term outcomes!  Arthritis is very common in dogs.  Reported numbers range from 25% to over 50% of dogs develop arthritis.  That is […]

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  Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT)

  Shockwave therapy, also known as extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT), has gained popularity in canine rehabilitation for various conditions. Unlike the name suggests, shockwave therapy does not use electricity but high pressure ultrasound waves.  Shockwave therapy is gaining popularity in both human and veterinary medicine because it is noninvasive, it reduce pain and it promotes healing. […]

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  The 6 Types of Working Dogs | Here’s How We Provide the Best Care for Them

  Working Dogs Whether it be police dogs or hunting dogs, working dogs play an indispensable role in various fields. From search and rescue missions to law enforcement operations, from guiding the visually impaired to assisting individuals with disabilities, these remarkable canines contribute significantly to whatever job they are asked to do. Dogs specialized senses and […]

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  4 Useful Summer Tips For Pet Owners

  As summer dawns upon us, it’s important to be aware about how to keep our pets safe and comfortable. The heat impacts our furbabies just like it impacts us, and while some pets, like horses, sweat, others don’t, which makes it vital that you learn how to watch them for signs of heatstroke. There are many different summer tips for pet owners, and depending on the type of pet you have, you could need to do different things. 

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  When Should You Spay Or Neuter Your Pet?

  One of the first things you should do as a new pet owner is to spay or neuter your pet, if they haven’t been already. This is helpful for many different reasons, from helping your pet medically and behaviorally, to ensuring that your pet isn’t contributing to the problem of overpopulation, and more. Here’s what you need to know about why you should spay or neuter your pet, common misconceptions about spaying/neutering, how it can benefit your pet, and when you should spay or neuter them.

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  Should I Get A Pet Raccoon?

  With how adorable raccoons can be, with how they use their little paws and mask-like markings that make them look like little bandits, some people wonder if you can get a pet raccoon. While uncommon, people have kept pet raccoons over the years, including President Calvin Coolidge while he was in the White House. However, pet raccoons generally don’t make good pets. Here’s what you need to know about keeping raccoons as pets. 

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