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Is Rawhide Bad for Dogs?

Dogs have an inherent love for chewing, and rawhide bones have been a popular choice for pet owners seeking to satisfy this instinct. However, ask any veterinarian, and they will tell you about the safety and potential risks associated with rawhide consumption. So let’s dive right in and answer some of the

Summer Safety for Pets

Ah, summer! Time for beaches, barbecues, and basking in the sun. As much as we love the warm weather, it can pose serious risks to our pets. From dehydration to heatstroke, the dangers are real. In this blog, we’ll dive into summer safety to keep your pets safe and cool as the temperature climbs.

The Risks of Summer Heat Stroke for Your Pets

As the days grow longer and warmer, summer promises plenty of outdoor fun like swimming, backyard barbecues, and sports. But it’s also the season to remember our pets’ needs with the rising temperatures. Just as we seek relief in the cool confines of air-conditioned indoors, it's crucial to protect our fur babies from the

What to Do for a Dog with A Broken Leg

In this blog: How to Tell If a Dog Has a Broken Leg Types of Broken Bones in Dogs Causes of Broken Legs in Dogs What to Do If You Think Your Dog Has a Broken Leg Transporting Your Injured Dog Treatment for Dogs With Broken Legs

What Fruits Can Dogs Eat?

Just like us, dogs enjoy snacking on some fruits! Most berries and drupes (fruits with a pit) are generally safe for dogs, however, there are some fruits that are NOT safe for your dog to consume.  Here are a few essential things every responsible dog owner should consider before feeding any kind of fruit

5 Top Summer Pet Safety Tips

Summer months can be dangerous for pets, especially if they are left outside without water and shade or travel in the car with you. With the warmer weather comes some unexpected dangers, so it’s a good idea to have your vet on speed dial. From overheating on too long of a walk or run,

Keeping Dogs and Cats Safe From Snakes

Dogs and snakes aren't always a good combo. The warmer temperatures in spring and summer bring out more people, their pets, and snakes. More than 30 different species of snakes live in North Carolina. Most live in wooded areas, but they can also be present in your own backyard. Many of them are harmless,

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