Category: Caring for your pet

Cats are such stoic creatures!  No two are alike, but one characteristic most of them do share is that they mask signs of pain and discomfort.  In fact, they are sometimes referred to as “masters of disguise.”   Why do cats...

Although human and veterinary drugs are the most obvious sources of pet poisoning, some seemingly innocuous things around your home can be harmful—even fatal—to your pet. It is normal to want to share a yummy treat with your pets. In...

From one of our clients, Debbie K.: I got Susie and knew I needed pet insurance because I didn’t have a bunch of extra money just laying around for her care if something happened to her. I got the free...

The hustle and bustle of the holiday season means an increased potential for problems with your pet’s health and happiness. Watch out for these potential pet concerns to keep spirits bright. OH, CHRISTMAS TREE Timber! Keep your tree securely upright...

The American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) is an international association with membership of more than 42,000 veterinary care providers across the United States and Canada. AAHA is a non-regulatory, independent association dedicated to helping members provide high-quality, excellent care for companion animals....

There is no one specific age that classifies a cat as senior. Like people, some cats age faster than others. Generally speaking, however, older cats can be placed into one of three groups: Mature or middle-aged: 7–10 years (44–56 years...