It may not feel like spring yet around Ann Arbor, but believe it or not, spring is coming up. This means that external parasites such as ticks, fleas, and mosquitoes will be out. Protect your pet from these blood-suckers (and potentially the...

With all their running at the dog park and jumping onto couches to snuggle with humans, orthopedic injuries are common for our canine companions. Here’s what you need to know about your dog’s knees.Torn cranial cruciate ligamentSimilar to a human’s...

Does your cat seem to be exhibiting pain in or around her mouth? Our feline friends commonly suffer from a unique dental condition called feline odontoclastic resorptive lesions, or FORLs, which appear at or near the tooth base. Read on to learn more about...

Perhaps you've made the unfortunate discovery of your cat having peed on the couch or your bed. Our feline friends are not vindictive creatures, so it's good to look out for other symptoms of potential underlying causes. One of the main causes of...

Wintertime is sticking around for a little while longer, and it may be impacting our pets in more ways than one. Aching joints in arthritic pets are more uncomfortable in cold or wet weather, making it challenging to move around. Here are some tips on...

Pets who are emotionally distressed are more inclined to develop physical health issues. Similar to humans, their mental health impacts their overall well-being. Here are a few signs of distress to watch out for to help care for your pet. #1: Idiopathic...

There's a good chance you've seen your cat vomit from time to time. But how much vomiting is actually normal for a cat? When should your cat’s vomiting become cause for concern? Read this blog to learn more about the causes and when to see a doctor about...

A new year presents possibilities and an opportunity to have a fresh start. Perhaps you are considering making resolutions that encourage you to pursue health and be happier. We've some ideas for resolutions you can make that help your pet!Make these three...