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Periodontal disease is the most common health problem to affect pets, and without an intentional dental health care program, most pets develop some degree of periodontal disease by 3 years of age. Without early intervention, mild disease will progress to severe periodontal disease that can cause tooth-root infections, abscesses, tooth loss, and significant pain. Many […]

As old man winter blows through the Garden State, cold, snow, and ice can bring a slew of dangers for your pet. While the dangers of cold temperatures may seem obvious, you may not be aware of some winter hazards. Keep your pet safe this winter by preventing these common dangers. Hypothermia in Pets Despite […]

There has been an outbreak of canine influenza (also known as dog flu) in Monmouth County. While canine influenza is not known to spread to humans, almost all dogs are susceptible to canine flu infection and virus infection typically spreads among dogs at shelters or kennels. Canine influenza is a highly contagious respiratory disease spread by […]

Did you know that pets can have diabetes? By raising awareness about the signs and symptoms, there may be a greater chance for early diagnoses – which increases the chance of pets living a longer and healthier life. While diabetes is typically a chronic condition for most animals, it can typically be managed well with […]

Now that summer vacation is over and we’re getting closer to the beginning of fall, backpacks are brimming with fresh notebooks, outfits are laid out to prepare for early morning alarms, and schedules are slowly but surely filling up with parent-teacher conferences, soccer practices, piano lessons, and more! While it may be a relief for […]