A team approach to your pet’s health care is in their best interest because it allows for state-of-the-art veterinary care. You, your veterinarian and the specialist veterinarian work together to ensure that your pet receives the very best medical treatment and care possible.
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Read about weight loss methods and information to reduce your pets’ chance of tearing ligaments, wearing down their joints and avoiding pain.
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Not only can exercise extend your furry friends’ lives; it may also expend some of their nervous energy and make them a little less likely to chew on the living room drapes.
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Most people know that wild animals can give rabies to people, but what they may not realize is that pets like cats, dogs and birds can pass diseases to people. That may sound scary, but prevention isn’t all that hard. Here’s what to know about keeping pets and people safe from each other.
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When it comes to your pet’s food, you spend a lot of time and energy making sure that your pet has a healthy diet. You consider all of the brands, compare labels, debate moist-versus-dry, and consult your veterinarian.

But pets do not live by food alone. An ever-present bowl of clean water may be the most important part of your pet’s diet.

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Learn to manage your pet’s pain to help your furry friend live longer.
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Ralph Schickel, DVM, MBA, with Hill’s Pet Nutrition talks to Steve Dale about ways to curb pet obesity.
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Pets age at a much faster rate than people.  So when you think about how important it is for us to be seen regularly by a doctor, it’s even more important for our pets—especially if they are on medication.  Pets age five to seven times faster than we do. This makes having your pet examined at least once a year or more frequently before having prescriptions refilled the logical and right thing to do.
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