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Answer your Cat’s Questions Day is coming up January 22nd! Our feline friends are known for being curious. (They’re also known for being adorable, opinionated, and quirky, but that’s beside the point.) If your pet could voice her most pressing questions, what do you think that she would really want to know about? A Helotes, TX vet lists some ‘pawsibilities’ in this article. What’s In That? Cats are very curious, and love to stick their … Read More
Happy New Year! Are you starting out 2020 with a puppy in your household? If so, your new pet has a very big year in front of him. Your puppy has a lot to learn, and a lot of growing to do. In this article, a Helotes, TX vet lists some of the things on your furry friend’s agenda for the new year. Be A Good Boy One of the many wonderful things about dogs … Read More
The holidays are officially upon us. You can find lots of information on holiday gifts and treats for dogs and cats, but what about horses? A local Helotes, TX vet discusses spending the holidays with our equine friends below. Gifts Don’t forget to pick up a few things for Silver! A new blanket would be a good gift. Your hooved pal may also appreciate a soft halter, or maybe a comfy new saddle pad. Other … Read More
Does your dog sometimes act up when he’s left alone? Perhaps he chews things, or goes through the trash. This type of behavior is definitely bad petiquette, but it is often rooted in something far more complex than poor manners. In fact, this is often a sign of separation anxiety. A Helotes, TX vet discusses canine separation anxiety below. Signs of Separation Anxiety The signs of separation anxiety vary from pup to pup. Some dogs … Read More
Thanksgiving is coming up fast! Many of us are really looking forward to savoring some delicious seasonal dishes with our loved ones. Of course, while food is a big part of many holiday traditions, the true purpose of Thanksgiving is to remember to be appreciative of what we have. One thing that we’re definitely grateful for are our feline friends! Read on as a local Helotes, TX vet lists some of the things we love … Read More
Did you know that some dogs become seniors as early as age six? Our canine pals don’t always age at the same pace: big dogs age sooner than small ones. However, regardless of when Fido enters his golden years, he’ll always be the same faithful, adorable pet as always. He may just need some extra TLC! A Helotes, TX vet discusses senior dog care below. Beds Comfy beds are at the top of the list … Read More
Did you know that playing is very beneficial for cats? Pouncing on toys is of course lots of fun for our feline pals. However, a vigorous play session will not only give your pet a good kitty workout, it’s also great for her mind! Read on for some tips from a local Helotes, TX vet on playing with your cat. Use Toys You Control Your kitty should have a variety of toys, including some that … Read More
Cats are very independent, which is one reason they make such great pets. You’ll never have to rush home to walk your feline pal: she’ll use her litterbox to see to her needs. However, your kitty’s personal bathroom can get, well, a bit stinky. Read on as a Helotes, TX veterinarian offers tips on beating litterbox smells. Cleaning First and foremost, be sure to keep your furry buddy’s litterbox nice and clean. We recommend scooping … Read More
Did you know that dogs can suffer from allergies? Allergies sometimes come on unexpectedly for our canine companions. Your pet can develop allergies at any point in his life, and to a wide variety of things. Read on as a Pipe Creek, TX vet discusses allergies in dogs. Common Allergens Like people, dogs are often allergic to leaves, dust, mold, plants, and/or grasses. Some are allergic to specific materials, such as carpet fibers, while others … Read More
Did you know that dental problems are very common in horses? Because our equine friends are grazing animals, their choppers really take a beating. Over time, their teeth can crack, develop sharp points, or wear unevenly. Horses can also be afflicted by issues caused from retained baby teeth, wolf teeth, tartar buildup, ill-fitting bits, and/or infections. These issues can be very painful, and can have a huge effect on your horse’s health and well-being. A … Read More