Category: Pet Advice
Over the past few decades, marijuana—a slang term for cannabis—has undergone a change of reputation. It was first criminalized in the US in the…
For many people, the COVID-19 pandemic has meant working remotely from home. While this may have greatly reduced your social interactions with other…
November was Pet Cancer Awareness Month, which reminds us to keep up to date with our pets’ veterinary visits and keep an eye on any…
When you bring a cat or dog into your home, one of the first and most important steps you’ll need to take is to have your new pet spayed or…
Hormonal imbalances can cause a variety of issues for your pet. Pets are prone to many of the same sorts of hormonal imbalances that humans are, and…
Getting a new kitten is an exciting time. In most cases, it won’t take long for your kitty to feel right at home. To make sure your new kitten…
Just like children, pets need guidance as they grow to feel safe and develop positive relationships with family members. If your pet has persistent…
You may love the 4th of July fireworks, but most likely your pets are will not be excited about the event. Fireworks can trigger a great deal of…
Do you have trouble getting your cat to the veterinarian? We know how tricky it can be to get a cat comfortably into their carrier – it can be a…
It looks like summer has definitely arrived in San Jose, with temperatures expected to hit 90 degrees and above. It’s a great time to have a ton…