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Cats lived alongside humans for thousands of years before the slow process of domestication began developing about 12,000 years ago.

Observed every year on September 28th, World Rabies Day is meant to raise awareness about rabies and encourage prevention through pet vaccination.

International Games Day falls on December 20. What better way to celebrate it than with the entire family - pets included? Consider these reasons to engage your pets with a little active play.

It is not hard to love your pet, whether it is a dog, cat, or some other character from the animal world. Pets keep you company, never really disagree with you, and always look cute, and if you are lucky, they will cuddle next to you on the days you need it most.

Cats are not great at expressing pain or discomfort; in fact, it can be difficult for pet parents to tell if anything is wrong with their feline companion.

August is National Pet Immunization Awareness Month. Pet owners should check in with their veterinary care providers to assure that their pets have all necessary immunizations to keep their pets healthy.

September 12th – 18th is National Farm Safety and Health Week. With the motto “Farm Safety Yields Real Results,” the week is focused on spreading awareness about how to farm safely, including everything from using heavy equipment as directed to caring for farm animals properly.

Our services include sterilization procedures such as spays and neuters.

National Wildlife Day, founded by philanthropist Colleen Paige, is celebrated every year on February 22. It provides a great opportunity to recognize and celebrate the animals that make our world a brighter and more interesting place to be.

November is National Pet Diabetes Month, which was designated to raise awareness of this serious issue and to highlight pet health needs and proper care. Both cats and dogs are affected by diabetes mellitus, which occurs when their bodies cannot use glucose in a normal manner.