We understand that this is a stressful time with the COVID-19 pandemic. To help keep you and your pet safe and healthy during this time, check out these three facts.#1: Rely on reputable sources for current COVID-19 informationWhile you can turn to...

Although National Puppy Day is only once a year on March 23, we think puppies—and dogs—should be celebrated every day. One of the best ways to show your pup how much you love her is through proper, lifelong socialization. Without positively exposing your...

Article originally posted by AVMA.Below are answers to some questions we have received about Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), which is caused by the virus SARS-CoV-2. The AVMA has additional information and resources available at avma.org/Coronavirus. This is a...

Now that we're getting into spring, warmer weather is around the corner! We bet this means more time outside to enjoy some sunshine and the blooming flowers. However, you and your pet wouldn't be the ones enjoying the warm temperatures—fleas, ticks, and...

Cats are excellent at hiding pain, but feline odontoclastic resorptive lesions (FORLs) can be agony for your pet. They commonly suffer from this unique dental condition, which appears at or near the tooth base.Although the exact cause is unknown, research...

Is your cat peeing outside of his litter box? It can be very upsetting for cat owners to discover that their cat peed somewhere like the bed or on a favorite shirt. One of the main causes of inappropriate urination is feline idiopathic cystitis (FIC). What...

It's National Walk Your Pet Month! Despite the cold temperatures around Hopewell Junction, we'd like to encourage you to bundle up and get out with your four-legged family member. Here are our tips for leash-training to help make walks more enjoyable and...

As winter tightens its frigid grasp across the country, your pet—and you—may be suffering from serious cabin fever. Unable to get outdoors for your normal exercise routine of dog-park play dates, hiking new trails, or swimming in a pond or lake, your pup...

January marks the beginning of the year and the end of the holiday season. Why should you walk your pet in the new year? Because walking your pet regularly provides plenty of benefits for both of you. Here are three reasons to bundle up and hit the streets...

The Holidays are around the corner! Many of us are busy decorating our homes for the holidays, but many of these items are actually dangerous to your pets. Be sure to check your home for these 10 holiday pet dangers.Unsecured Christmas treesChristmas trees...