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As we transition from winter to spring and summer—and since April is Prevent Lyme Disease in Dogs Month—it’s a good time to talk about ticks and tick-borne diseases.

Most dog owners spend time cleaning after their pets either on the street, at the park, or at home in the yard. While this is common, most owners do not know what to do with the poop other than throw it away.

The health of your pet's teeth and gums can greatly affect their overall quality of life. Many pet owners don't realize that dental disease is not just a cosmetic issue, but a serious health concern.

New York City is known for its vibrant energy, bustling streets, and diverse culture. As they say, it's the city that never sleeps. But can the hustle and bustle of the city keep your fur babies happy? Life in the Big Apple may be fast-paced, but you can take some steps to keep your pup healthy and delighted.

Do you have an animal companion? If so, you want your furry friend to be content and happy. One crucial way to keep your pet healthy is through regular blood work. It would be beneficial to understand the significance of pet blood work, what it can identify, and what to expect.

Animals, like humans, need vaccinations to stay healthy. Additionally, it is best to note that some vaccines may need booster shots to remain effective. Are you trying to determine the necessary vaccines for your pet? If so, it is best to consult a trusted veterinarian.

Like yourself, your pet needs a good combination of nutrients to function optimally. They require enough minerals, proteins, vitamins, fats, and carbohydrates. Most commercial pet food manufacturers detail the contents of their foods to ensure that you know the right formula. Pet nutrition is not standard for all ages and depends on the pet.

Pet microchipping is strongly recommended by all vets. But what is it, and what’s involved? Let’s find out.

Have you heard of Giardia? Are you concerned that your pet may have Giardia?