Give a High Five to Your Doggy Doctor!
Celebrating World Veterinary Day
There are over 600,000 veterinarians in the world, over 125,000 in our country alone. The need is growing for trained and qualified […]
License and Registration Please
Taking Precautions to Assure your Pet Has Proper ID
The third week in April is traditionally National Pet […]
An Ounce of Prevention Keeps the Heartworm Away
All you Need to Know about Heartworm Disease
April is National Heartworm Prevention Month. The month designed for education, awareness, and emphasis for ongoing treatment of […]
Special Visit
Recently, members of the reigning courts of the North San Diego Area Miss Bonsall, Celtic Queen, and Vista Viking Pageants dropped by Our Place for […]
Mr. Rover, in the Living Room, with the Plant!
Your Home Might Be Potentially Loaded with Deadly Toxins
March is National Pet Poison Prevention Month. In today’s Dog Blog we will focus on deadly toxins […]
I Smell a Winner!
How Your Dog uses Their Keen Sense of Smell
Comedian George Carlin once quipped “You can pick your […]
Why is my Cat not Eating?
If they Tell you They’re Just Not Hungry, They Might be FE-Lyin!
Cats are notorious for dramatic fits, long sessions of meowing, targeted revenge, and other […]
Just A Touch of the Rheumatism
The Facts about Arthritis in Cats & Dogs
Just like in their human parents about 25% of dogs, […]
PATIENT OF THE MONTH – MARCH 2024
Boo-Boo, our cherished pet of the month, reigns supreme as our favorite boarder and, for many, a beloved therapy cat during their shifts. This regal […]
Congestive Heart Failure in Dogs
Know the Signs & Options
Congestive heart failure, or CHF, isn’t a disease, it’s a condition of heart […]
