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October is Pet Wellness Month, and it is the perfect time to think about your dog’s health. The annual event was established to highlight the importance of pet wellness exams and preventative care. 

Do you see your pet constantly licking or scratching their skin? If so, you should consider taking them to a licensed veterinary dermatologist. Skin conditions are a common concern for many pet owners. Skin irritations and conditions can result from various causes.

Vaccinating your pet is important to protect him or her from illnesses. Vaccines provide antibodies. They help your pet's immune system fight off infectious diseases that can damage your pet's health. When your cat or dog receives a vaccine, he or she gets a disease-causing organism. It stirs up his or her immune system and tells it how to respond to those illnesses in the future.

Technology is making a huge impact on nearly all aspects of modern life. This includes the way pet owners care for their animal companions. Today, many people are microchipping their pets to keep them safe if they run away or get hurt in an accident. This is why most professional animal clinics offer this service.

Summer is a great time to be outdoors enjoying the lovely weather. Unfortunately, as temperatures and humidity rise, the great weather can quickly turn into a nightmare. The fact is that if you are feeling the heat, your pet is feeling the same. Your dog can end up suffering as a result of the heat. Here are some tips that will keep your dog from overheating during summer. 

The disease is caused by worms living in blood vessels, lungs, and the heart, resulting in heart failure in addition to organ damage. Unfortunately, if your four-legged friend manages to contract heartworm disease, it tends to be fatal if left untreated. You must recognize the signs as soon as possible for the best outcome.

Every pet parent knows how important their dog’s health is. A dog’s lifespan depends on its breed, size, diet, and lifestyle. Responsible pet parents like you make sure that you are in control of your dog’s health at all times. The American Veterinary Medical Association says that awareness of typical dog health problems helps in early detection and treatment. Here are the 10 common ones that you need to know.

Many cases of pet poisoning occur in plenty of households as pets can get poisoned by various household substances. As a responsible pet owner, it is important to recognize when your pet has been poisoned.

According to research, before pets are three years old, 80 percent of the dogs and 70 percent of the cats have a dental health problem. These statistics show that many pet parents do not do enough to ensure their pets have a clean mouth.

Many people assume that all dog owners take their furry friends out for a walk every single day. Unfortunately, this isn’t the case. In fact, for many dogs, the only exercise they get is when they are let loose to run around their yard. While this may seem enough, it’s rarely the case. In fact, walking should be considered a fundamental part of responsible dog ownership.