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Mutts: The Ultimate Underdogs of National Mutt Day!

Have you ever looked into the soulful eyes of a mutt and felt like you’d met a one-in-a-million friend? National Mutt Day, celebrated on July 31 and December 2, is the perfect chance to recognize the incredible charm, resilience, and love these mixed breed dogs bring...

The Hidden Dangers: Zoonotic Diseases and Your Pets

Did you know your cuddly cat or playful pup could carry germs that can make you or your family sick? It’s not something any pet parent wants to think about, but understanding zoonotic diseases—those that pass from animals to humans—is a key part of keeping both your...

Skin Deep: How Summer Affects Your Pet’s Skin and Coat

The long, sunny days of summer are here—and while your pet may love the extra outdoor time, warm weather can do more than heat up their mood. It can also trigger skin and coat issues that leave pets itchy, uncomfortable, and even at risk for infection. As a trusted...

Senior Pets in Summer: Mobility, Hydration & Heat Awareness

Is your senior pet ready for summer? Just like us, older pets feel the heat—and they often feel it more intensely. Senior dogs and cats are more vulnerable to dehydration, heatstroke, and mobility issues, especially during Shoreview’s warm, humid months. But with a...

Pet-tential Emergencies: Are You Ready?

You never think it’ll happen to your pet—until it does. One minute, everything’s fine. Next, your dog is limping after a hike, or your cat is drooling after chewing something suspicious. Pet emergencies come out of nowhere, and they don’t wait for a convenient time....

Dental Duty: Why Your Pet’s Smile Deserves a Spotlight

Have you ever been greeted with a big, wet kiss from your dog—or a curious sniff from your cat—only to recoil at their breath? While we often chalk it up to being "just pet breath," it’s often a sign of something more serious: dental disease. Just like us, pets need...

Fact or Fiction? The Truth About Heartworm Disease

Think heartworm disease is only a worry during the summer months? Or that your indoor cat or dog is safe from it? You're not alone. Every year, pet owners in Shoreview and beyond make assumptions about heartworm disease—some harmless, others potentially dangerous....

Dog Bite Prevention: The Do’s and Don’ts of Canine Body Language

Dogs don’t speak our language, but they’re constantly communicating. Whether it’s a wagging tail, a nervous yawn, or a subtle shift in posture, every movement tells a story. And when we miss these signals, misunderstandings can happen—sometimes resulting in a bite....

Pet Poison Prevention: Everyday Household Hazards to Watch Out For

Every pet parent wants their furry family members to live happy, healthy lives. But did you know that some of the most dangerous threats to your pet’s well-being might already be in your home? In honor of National Pet Poison Prevention Awareness Month, we’re shedding...

The Benefits of Regular Blood Work for Early Disease Detection

Did you know that pets can develop serious illnesses long before they show any outward symptoms? Unlike humans, our furry companions can’t tell us when something feels off. That’s why regular blood work is one of the most powerful tools for keeping your pet healthy....
January 24 is Change a Pet’s Life Day

January 24 is Change a Pet’s Life Day

Adopt if You Can In the spirit of the day, many animal shelters nationwide will waive or reduce adoption fees on January 24. Some may choose to offer other incentives as well, such as free vaccinations. Millions of pets wait in animal shelters for someone to bring...

Keep Your Pet Away from Antifreeze This Winter

Keep Your Pet Away from Antifreeze This Winter

What You Can Do to Prevent Antifreeze Poisoning in Your Pet It's important to consider things from your pet's point of view. She can't tell the difference between antifreeze and water, which means she may lap up a spill faster than you can clean it. For this...

In it Together – Devoted Resolutions

It's a new year, and you have vowed to get in shape and improve your health. Although you might have made this resolution before only to fall back into old habits before the end of January, you mean it this time. The good news is that having a pet gives you even...

December 22 is Keep Pets Safe in Winter Day

December 22 is Keep Pets Safe in Winter Day

ASPCA Guidelines to Keep Pets Safe in Winter Many of the guidelines the organization offers are common sense, such as limiting your dog or cat's time outside when the temperature is low and the wind chill factor is high. You may not have considered others, such as...

November is Pet Diabetes Awareness Month

November is Pet Diabetes Awareness Month

Signs of Diabetes in Dogs and Cats We encourage you to contact our animal hospital for an evaluation if you notice any of these symptoms in your pet:   Increased thirst: If your pet suddenly starts emptying his water dish more often, it could be an early...

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