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The holidays are the perfect time to reflect on all that we have and how we can give back to those in need. Because of this, it is not surprising that December is officially the Month of Giving and that the generosity of programs like Operation Santa Paws occurs during this time.


If you value your health, you likely visit your primary care provider at least once a year for what you might call a wellness exam, a physical, or a check-up.


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.


March 13 is National K9 Veterans Day. How much do you know about these furry fighters?


When your pets are sick or need vaccinations, you take them to the vet. Every day, veterinarians, techs, and other staff help keep our furry friends happy and healthy.


February 23 is International Dog Biscuit Appreciation Day! Read on for some fun facts as well as ideas for celebrating.


National Endangered Species Day is May 21st! The day was established in 2006 to encourage education about the thousands of endangered species currently known in the natural world.


Halloween is one of the most fun nights of the year, and it can be fun for pets too. However, it is also a time that you have to be mindful about keeping your pet safe. Here are tips on celebrating Halloween with your furry family members.


6 Pet Cancer Warning Signs to Watch For

Most pet owners consider their furry friends to be part of the family. This often means that dogs, cats, and other pets receive the same treatment as any other member of the household, including regular medical checkups.


Being attentive to your pet’s dental health is one of the most integral elements of pet care. Unfortunately, many pet owners do not recognize how crucial dental care is to their pet’s well-being until a pet experiences severe pain, infection, or tooth loss.