Walk Your Pet Month: Winter Walk Safety for Paws, Joints, and Visibility
January might be the coldest month of the year, but it’s also Walk Your Pet Month: a gentle reminder that daily walks are still important for your pet’s physical and mental health, even in the snow. While your dog (or even your adventurous cat) may love the fresh air,...
Bundle Up, Pup: A Veterinarian’s Guide to Cold Weather Safety for Pets
When the snow starts to fall and the temperatures drop in Minneapolis, many of us instinctively reach for our warmest coats, boots, and hats. But what about your pet? If you’re bundling up, there’s a good chance your furry companion could use some winter...
7 Ways Veterinarians Help Pets Live Longer, Happier Lives
Have you ever paused to think about how much your pet’s veterinarian really does behind the scenes? From calming anxious kittens during their first visit to developing care plans for aging dogs, veterinarians dedicate their lives to improving the health and happiness...
Pet Diabetes 101: What You Need to Know About Diagnosis & Care
Has your pet been drinking more water than usual or needing more potty breaks? Are you noticing weight loss despite a healthy appetite? These subtle changes can sometimes point to a condition many pet owners don’t expect: diabetes. Just like people, dogs and cats can...
Thanksgiving Pet Safety 101: Protecting Pets from Holiday Foods
Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude, great food, and gathering with loved ones, including our furry family members. While it’s natural to want to share a bite of holiday cheer with your dog or cat, many traditional Thanksgiving dishes can be harmful to pets. In fact,...About Our Blog
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