Chew toys are essential for your furry friend's dental health, mental stimulation, and overall happiness. However, not all chew toys are created equal, and some can pose serious risks to your pet's safety. Our Stanton Pet Hospital team dives into the overwhelming world of pet chew toys, highlighting which ones are safe and which should [...]
Separation anxiety is a widespread issue that can significantly impact pets and their families. Understanding how to identify and manage this stressful condition can greatly improve your entire family’s quality of life and happiness. Our Stanton Pet Hospital team explores various aspects of separation anxiety in pets and provides practical solutions to help manage and [...]
Administering medication to pets can often feel like a Herculean task for pet owners. However, with the right techniques and a bit of patience, you can turn this potentially stressful experience into a smoother process. Our Stanton Pet Hospital team shares tried-and-true tips to help you successfully medicate your pet. Tips for medicating your dog [...]
Cats are known for their cleanliness, and if they start avoiding the litter box, their owners can feel frustrated and puzzled. Understanding the underlying reasons for this behavior is important for addressing the issue effectively. Our Stanton Pet Hospital team describes six common reasons why your cat is peeing outside their litter box and what [...]
As your beloved pet ages, you may observe changes in their behavior and cognitive abilities. Cats and dogs can suffer from cognitive dysfunction syndrome (CDS), a condition similar to dementia in people. However, you can help your furry friend cope if their memory fails them. Our Stanton Pet Hospital team explores feline and canine cognitive [...]
Many people fear Lyme disease, and understandably so, but this virulent disease can also affect dogs and cats. If your pet spends time outdoors, their risk increases because they can contract Lyme disease after being bitten by an infected tick. Since summer is the prime season to enjoy the outdoors with your furry friend, our [...]
Cats and dogs are at risk of several intestinal parasites that can cause mild to severe health problems. Puppies and kittens are particularly vulnerable to intestinal parasites, making parasite screening and deworming conducted by our Stanton Pet Hospital team necessary. To help keep your furry companion healthy, learn about intestinal parasite types, their signs, prevention [...]
While ticks are not as prevalent in urban areas as in rural environments, they do exist in our region. Ticks thrive in bushy, overgrown areas and sometimes even backyards. If you discover a tick on your pet, you may be understandably alarmed. These tiny parasites are annoying and can transmit serious diseases to pets and [...]
French bulldogs, affectionately known as Frenchies, are the most popular dog breed in the United States, according to the American Kennel Club (AKC). Frenchies’ compact size, friendly demeanor, and adorable bat-like ears make them many households’ top dogs. However, French bulldogs need special care to remain healthy and happy. Our Stanton Pet Hospital team explains [...]
Outdoor adventures with your pet can foster unforgettable bonding experiences and create cherished memories. However, ensuring your furry pal’s safety and well-being while out in the wild requires careful preparation. Our Stanton Pet Hospital team provides tips to help you navigate the wilderness while keeping your furry companion safe. Research rules and regulations in pet-friendly [...]
