In the event of an immediate disaster, would you be ready to drop everything—including your pet—and go? Pet owners in the U.S. weighed in on the matter in a recent survey, conducted by PetSmart Charities. To mark the beginning of hurricane and wildfires seasons across the country, the nonprofit organization asked owners about emergency and [...]

The Do's and Don'ts of Dog Parks Dog parks can be the best, or worst, places for your dog Dog Behavior Dog owners and their best buddies tend to love dog parks. They can be terrific places for dogs to socialize, from learning how to be part of a pack to learning doggie social graces. [...]

​Has your cat been drinking a lot more water and visiting the litter box more often? Oof, all that scooping! Increased drinking and frequent urination are signs of diabetes. Bring in your cat today and stop the perpetual watering cycle. Read more about how to identify Diabetes Mellitus in this helpful article.

​Is a new nickname for your older cat “Mr. Stinky Breath”? Not so cute when you consider that the sudden stank is there for a reason and may be causing your cat pain. Schedule a dental exam and cleaning today, and we’ll get him pain-free and back to being “The Fresh Prince of Bel Air.” [...]

"Tick encounters are increasingly hard to avoid. These adaptable parasites are responsible for spreading a variety of diseases throughout the United States, and their range is increasing. Unfortunately, due to issues, such as mice and deer overpopulation (they serve as hosts for ticks), reforestation, suburban sprawl, and patterns in bird migration, among others, ticks and [...]

​Has your older cat been acting like a bit of a grouch, flattening her ears back, crouching up her body or hiding? Cats are notorious pain disguisers, but these are signs they may be hurting. Bring her in today and we’ll pinpoint the cause and investigate possible solutions. Check out this article.

While we haven't had much of a winter yet, that doesn't mean it isn't coming. Here are a few ways to Protect your pets this winter from The Humane Society. ​​Twin Oaks Veterinary Hospital Published by Kathy LaFalce · 3 mins · Keep Pets Sheltered: Keep indoors. Do not leave outside for any reason. [...]

While many of your family, friends, and neighbors are dealing with the devastating effects of flooding, it is even more important than ever to reeducate about the increased risk of leptospirosis. Particularly since wildlife and livestock (common carriers) are potentially shedding Leptospira into the rising waters. According to the National Weather Service, you are and [...]

Heartworm disease is caused by a mosquito transmitted parasite. If left untreated, it can be a debilitating disease and sometimes prove fatal. Pets infected with heartworms can be found in all states, in spite of the fact that very effective heartworm prevention products are available. More pet parents are wondering about the symptoms of heartworm [...]