National Dog Day is more than just a day to share cute photos of our furry companions. It’s a chance to celebrate the love and loyalty they bring to our lives by giving them what they cherish most: our time and attention. While toys, treats, and belly rubs are always welcome, one of the best
You May is National Microchip Your Pet Month, a perfect time to highlight why microchipping is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your furry (and even feathery) family members. Every year, millions of pets are lost. Those with microchips have a significantly higher chance of being reunited with their families.
Canine parvovirus, commonly called parvo, is one of the most contagious and deadly diseases affecting dogs, especially puppies. The recent parvo outbreak in St. Louis County, described as the worst in local history, is a stark reminder of why vaccinating dogs against parvo should not be delayed. Our hearts break for the shelter workers and
Yesterday was Take a Walk in the Park Day – celebrated annually on March 30th. When people hear the words “park” in terms of dogs, they often think of “dog parks.” As a former vet tech and avid pet advocate, I tend to cringe at the thought of dog parks, but I recognize that many
As we approach National Puppy Day next week – March 23rd to be exact, it’s the perfect time to explore the unique characteristics of puppies and the special care they require during their crucial developmental stages. Having worked as a vet tech and having had children of my own, I am dedicated to ensuring dog
As our 4-legged kids enter their golden years, they require special care and attention to maintain their health and quality of life. In St. Louis, pet parents can access a wealth of resources and expertise to help support senior companions. Here’s a comprehensive guide to caring for your aging pet in the Gateway City. These
