Defend Against Disease: Routine Pet Wellness Care

Routine pet wellness care can seem costly or unnecessary when pets appear healthy. However, an annual veterinary visit is crucial to help your pet stay that way. Proactive veterinary care is your furry pal’s best defense against common diseases and conditions that impact longevity and quality of life. The Memorial Animal Hospital team shares how [...]

Celebrating Happy Cat Month: Top Tips for a Healthy, Happy Feline

September is Happy Cat Month, an event created to remind cat owners of the many benefits our feline friends provide and to return the favor. Studies show cats lower blood pressure and stress and improve cardiovascular and mental health. To help cats find joy in their crucial human-support roles, their owners should consider their unique [...]

Understanding Resorptive Lesions in Cats

Your cat is endearingly independent, so you may not think much about their teeth. However, oral health is essential for your whiskered pal’s overall well-being. With more than 85% of all cats affected by dental disease by age 3, this is a crucial problem to consider. In addition to gingivitis and periodontal disease, cats can [...]

Can Your Pet’s Care Wait? Emergency Versus Urgent Care

As a responsible pet parent, you keep your furry pal happy and healthy by scheduling regular veterinary visits and providing excellent care at home. However, illness and injury can arise at any time. As a result, you may wonder what signs constitute a pet emergency. If your pet is in extreme pain, has experienced trauma, [...]

How to Encourage Low-Stress Veterinary Visits

Visiting the veterinary clinic can be a stressful experience for pets and their owners. However, wellness exams are critical to maintaining and enhancing your furry friend's health. With a greater understanding of pet behavior and emotional well-being, you can improve your furry pal's veterinary visit and relieve their anxiety. Our Memorial Animal Hospital team explains [...]

Wag-Worthy Outings: Maintaining Your Dog’s Safety Outdoors

Taking your dog out for walks or trips to the park and other fun locations can be a delightful experience for both of you. However, ensuring your pup’s safety is crucial to avoid potential dangers, such as fights with other dogs or car accidents. Our Memorial Animal Hospital team provides helpful suggestions to keep your [...]

Firework Fears: Keeping Your Pet Safe During Fourth of July Celebrations

As you gear up to celebrate Independence Day with fireworks, barbecues, and festivities, it's important to remember these celebrations can be stressful and potentially dangerous for your pet. The Fourth of July holiday is notorious for pets going missing, and many animal shelters report it's the busiest time of the year for them with the [...]

Medicating Your Pet: Pro Tips for Safety and Success

Medications are often necessary for pets to treat disease, fight infection, and prevent common illnesses. However, our furry friends are not always cooperative. Many pet owners struggle with giving their pets medication, whether it comes in a pill, liquid, or topical treatment form. Our Memorial Animal Hospital team understands the struggle, and we have some [...]

5 Signs Your Pet Might Have Allergies

Pets can be allergic to several environmental substances that are often in their homes. Allergies can cause discomfort and affect your pet's health and general well-being. By learning to recognize your cat’s or dog’s allergy signs, you can help them get timely care and relief. Our Memorial Animal Hospital team discusses allergies in pets, explaining [...]

Wild at Heart: How to Encourage Your Cat’s Natural Behaviors

Cats are fascinating pets with ingrained instincts that can erupt out of nowhere such as a sneak attack on your ankle. While amusing, your feline friend’s instincts contribute to their mental and physical health. Behaviors, such as scratching or perching, are necessary for your whiskered friend's happiness and quality of life. Our Memorial Animal Hospital [...]

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