Month: June 2022

For many of us, July 4th is a day celebrated with barbeques, outdoor activities, and fireworks.  However, for our pets, this can be a time of heightened anxiety.  Many pets suffer from separation anxiety and noise phobias.  While this may not bother some pets, in others, it can lead to serious injuries. Signs of anxiety:…

With rising temperatures, there is an increased risk for our pets to suffer from heat stroke.  An increased body temperature caused from outdoor weather extremes is usually a medical emergency.  A dog’s normal temperature ranges from 99.5⸰F – 102.5⸰F.  If the body temperature should rise above 105⸰F, veterinary assistance should be sought immediately. Risk of…