Senior Cat Comfort: Recognizing and Treating Arthritis

Cats are very good at hiding their pain, so arthritis in cats is often not noticed in the early stages. Cats tend to be more withdrawn and less playful than dogs. These are the tell-tale signs to look out for: Have they stopped jumping up on their favorite perches? Do...

Holiday Food Drive for Needy Animals: Join us on December 11th!

Why Support A Holiday Food Drive for Animals? Supporting the Holiday Food Drive on December 11th for Animals is a beautiful way to give back. Shelter animals need our help, especially during the cold winter months. By contributing, you help ensure these animals have...

Keeping Pets Safe This Holiday Season

The holiday season is a time of joy and celebration. But for our furry friends, it can present a host of potential hazards. From festive decorations to holiday foods, there are many elements that can pose a risk to pets. This guide will provide essential pet safety...

Give a Senior Pet a Forever Home This November!

November is Adopt a Senior Pet Month, a time dedicated to giving older animals a second chance at happiness.  Watching a loved pet age is a difficult thing, and as veterinarians and senior pet owners ourselves, we understand the unique challenges they face. But within...

Senior Pets and Veterans A Healing Bond

In The transition back to civilian life after serving in the military can be challenging for veterans. Many struggle with invisible wounds like PTSD, anxiety, depression, or isolation. Similarly, senior pets often find themselves overlooked for adoption, facing...

Caring for Aging Pets Guide to Neurological Issues

Watching our beloved pets enter their golden years can be bittersweet. While we cherish every moment, senior pets often face unique health challenges, particularly neurological issues. These can be unsettling and sometimes scary, but understanding common neurological...