This July 4th, please remember that sun and fun and fireworks for us might mean a day spent terrified and trembling for some of our beloved pets. At Rainier Veterinary Hospital, our team wanted to share some helpful tips to ensure you and your pet have a safe and enjoyable holiday.
Why can’t I scratch the couch? Why must you take me to the vet? Why can’t I eat junk food all day? Find answers to these and other questions your cat might have on National Answer Your Cat’s Questions Day.
Although it’s pretty natural to be anxious at the doctor’s office, pet anxiety at home can be difficult for our furry friends as well as us. Thanks to a handful of natural and medicinal options, we can help to address and treat the issue.
Before we know it, our furry friends are entering their golden years. In return for all the love they give us, we want to do our best to keep them happy and comfortable as long as we can. So we’ve compiled the five areas to focus on in senior pets.
Dr. Beestman’s Luna is a 15-year-old mixed breed dog who is now suffering from chronic renal failure. Here’s her story.
With beautiful springtime weather comes a few pests, like fleas, giardia, and leptospirosis, which lead to problems for our pets. But with simple tests and vaccinations, we can easily treat or even prevent most of the issues.