• Dental Month - Do you notice a foul odor coming from your pets’ mouth? That bad breath could actually be a sign of underlying dental disease. What is Periodontal Disease? Periodontal disease is defined as the destruction of bone, gum tissue and structures that hold teeth in place. The disease starts when natural bacteria in the mouth form a […]
  • Grooming - We spoke to our groomers from our sister practice at Animal Hospital of Pensacola, Michelle Webber and Courtney Wistner, for professional tips on grooming, as well as tips and tricks for grooming at home to ensure that your puppy looks and feels his/her best and has an easy, comfortable grooming experience! Courtney and Michelle on […]
  • Valentine’s Day - With Valentine’s Day approaching, you may be looking for that special gift to get for your special someone. Unfortunately, pets can get themselves into trouble rather quickly by ingesting chocolate, different types of flowers, candies, and other things associated with Valentine’s Day. This special day is all about love and we know how much you […]
  • Welcoming A New Puppy - If the time is right for you to welcome a new puppy into your home, Congratulations! Bringing a new puppy into your home can bring plenty of joy, but they are definitely a lot of work. Whether you are getting your first puppy or just need a refresher, here are some tips for you to […]
  • Happy New Year! - We cannot believe that 2017 is coming to an end! Are you and your pets ready to welcome the New Year? New Year’s festivities can be a time of stress for many dogs and cats, as well as their families. Whether you are celebrating at home with guests or having a night out on the […]
  • Protecting your Dog from Deadly Parvovirus - New puppies are one of the sweetest additions a family can experience. Fur, fun, and kisses are absolutely irresistible to most people, and sharing our new additions seems to be the next step. Stop! Puppies are susceptible to many different infections, particularly the dreaded canine parvovirus. Horrible gastrointestinal symptoms, expensive treatment, and sobering mortality rates […]
  • Sago Palm and Lily toxicity in Pets - It is spring, that time of year when the weather is beautiful, the flowers are blooming, and we find ourselves and our beloved pets wanting to enjoy the outdoors. Many pet owners do not know the dangers of some of the plants that our pets are exposed to, even in our own yards. There are […]
  • What Pets Really Need at the Vet - I am often asked during examinations to “give only what my pet really needs.” The response depends on your pet’s health, what it does, and where it goes. It is important for pet owners and pet health care providers to maintain a pet’s personal health plan, not just a pet’s vaccinations. The most important thing […]
  • Thanksgiving No No’s - Thanksgiving is the start of the holiday season where we might be tempted to feed our 4 legged friends scraps from the table. There are many pitfalls possible with this scenario. Our family pets may be very sensitive to the fats and greases present in our food which can cause pancreatitis (an inflammation of the […]
  • Daily Dose of Prevention - Pets depend on us entirely for love, affection, shelter and all of their basic needs. In return, they give many health benefits; companionship, unconditional love and affection. Don’t we owe them the best we can offer? What is the ONE THING you can do every single day to help your pet stay healthy and prevent […]