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How does your pet react to a visit to the veterinarian’s office? Does your dog wag her tail, solicit pats from the staff, lick the faces of the associates and otherwise generally exhibit “smiling” behavior? Or does she cower behind your legs, avoid eye contact, tuck...

International travel with your furry friend can be an exciting adventure, but it requires meticulous planning to ensure your pet’s safety and compliance with the regulations of your destination country. From obtaining health certifications to meeting vaccination and...

Pets are more than companions; they are active, intelligent beings with specific needs for mental stimulation and physical activity. Just like humans, animals can become bored. When that boredom takes hold, it often manifests in ways that are frustrating for pet...

Maintaining your dog's oral health is essential for their health and wellbeing. Just like in humans, neglecting your furry friend’s teeth and gums can lead to dental issues, discomfort, pain and serious health problems. Understanding the signs of oral discomfort in...

As pet owners, you prioritize the health and well-being of your furry companions. Ensuring they receive the necessary medications and products is a crucial aspect of responsible pet ownership. Fortunately, many veterinary clinics now offer online pharmacies as a...

Diabetes mellitus is a serious medical condition that affects our pets much like humans. It occurs when the body is unable to produce or properly utilize insulin, a hormone that regulates blood sugar levels. This results in high blood sugar levels, which can cause a...

By Peyton Wallace, FPH Spring Intern As humans, we know the fear of going for our first visit to a new doctor or new clinic. Our pets can experience the same fear when entering the vet clinic for the first time. Not only are pets introduced to a new group of people...

When your pet gets sick or injured, the last thing you want to think about is how much their care will cost. Pet insurance helps protect you from the financial burden associated with accidents, injuries and/or illness and makes sure you can focus on getting the best...

A deadly rabbit disease has been detected in Tennessee. The State Veterinarian of Tennessee confirmed that Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus Type 2 (RHDV2) was detected in late January in two domesticated rabbits in one East Tennessee location. RHDV2 is an often fatal...