Cranial Cruciate Ligament Disease

Your dog’s knees, just like your own, are supported and stabilized by several ligaments (fibrous structures that attach bone to bone). The cranial cruciate ligament of dogs is analogous to the anterior cruciate ligament, commonly referred to as the ACL, of humans.

Chronic Pain Management in Dogs and Cats

Animals experience pain and discomfort just as people do.  While it is obvious that a pet who is limping is experiencing pain, often the signs of pain are much more subtle.

6 Winter Weather Tips for Pet Owners

Keep your pet safe and healthy this winter with these 6 essential tips.

January 2025 Newsletter

Dogs have some quirky habits that leave pet owners scratching their heads. From eating grass to chasing their tails, some behaviors seem silly, while others may have a deeper meaning. Let’s explore a few common canine mysteries!

Atopic Dermatitis

Pets develop itchy skin, hair loss, and recurrent ear infections for a variety of reasons, but the most common cause is a disease called atopic dermatitis.

Leptospirosis

End of Year Pet Checklist: Preparing Your Pet for a Happy, Healthy 2025

Everything you need to know to start your pet off on the right paw in 2025.