What is a “hot spot”?
A hot spot is a localized area of skin inflammation and infection. The infection can be superficial or deep. Other common names for this condition include: moist dermatitis, and acute moist dermatitis. Read More…
A hot spot is a localized area of skin inflammation and infection. The infection can be superficial or deep. Other common names for this condition include: moist dermatitis, and acute moist dermatitis. Read More…
Separation anxiety (S.A.) symptoms often resemble boredom behaviors, including chewing, dissecting, digging (if dogs are left outside), “accidents” in the house, and excessive vocalization. A close look at your lifestyle will determine if yours is a case of dog anxiety or dog boredom. Read More…
If your cat or dog has packed on a little padding lately, doing what’s good for them can be just as good for you–loosing weight, exercising more and generally de-stressing. Plus, keeping Socks and Sparky fit and happy should be all the motivation you need to get you both in shape for swimsuit season! Read More…
Fitness isn’t just about exercise. A good diet, mental stimulation, socialization, and being part of family life are all just as important for keeping your dog in good physical and mental health. Read More…
Summer is a time for both you and your pet to enjoy the sunshine and outdoors, but along with the fun, the season also offers up situations that can endanger your pet. By taking precautions, you can decrease the chance that disaster will happen. The Humane Society offers these tips for pet owners to keep their furry friends safe this summer. Read More…
Although a dog’s ears need to be regularly monitored for his entire life, a little basic maintenance is generally all that’s required to keep them clean and healthy.
Nick will be running with George, a handsome greyhound mix up for adoption with Pet Helpers, at Saturday’s Green and Lean 5K starting at Brittlebank Park in downtown Charleston. Please read on to find out about George! Read More…
In a 2008 pet health study conducted by the VPI pet insurance company, ear infections were the number one reason dog owners sought veterinary care. Thorough and regular ear cleaning and maintenance can help your dog avoid ear problems and infections. Read More…