Did you know that April is Greyhound Adoption Month? Put on by The Greyhound Project, this endeavor aims to raise awareness about greyhounds — often retired racers — who desperately need homes. If you and your family have been considering adoption, greyhounds are a calm and good-natured breed to consider, and April could be
More infoDog owners frequently want to know why their dogs are consuming either their own or other pets’ feces. And it’s a good question! Indeed, it’s not uncommon for dogs to consume fecal matter (poop), and this odd behavior even has a name: Coprophagia. Practically speaking, coprophagia or the canine consumption of fecal matter isn’t
More infoRecently in the news, a puppy died during a flight after the owner was required to store the puppy’s carrier, with the puppy in it, in the overhead storage compartment — an arrangement that a flight attendant had reportedly insisted upon. We are Sunset Vet want to make sure your pet is always healthy
More infoAt one point or another, you’ve likely noticed your dog (or cat) scooting around the floor or ground on their bottom. Why do pets do this? The likely answer is fairly simple: Something is irritating your dog, and they’re trying to itch or affect the area, so it feels better. And while a rare and
More infoUnfortunately, it’s quite common for a variety of dog food brands to end up on the U.S. Food & Drug Administration’s Pet Food Recall List. It seems that every month there’s a new brand or line of food that’s been recalled for potential or confirmed Salmonella, Listeria, or something else. Of course, this is
More infoPerhaps you have thought about dog teeth cleaning or cat teeth cleaning. These things are vital to maintain your pet’s overall health, and there are some things you should know about when and why to get this taken care of. You should know that dental health can impact multiple aspects of your pet’s health,
More infoShaking, panting, whining, hiding — have you ever seen your cat or dog do these things during a storm? It’s not uncommon for pets to become rather terrified when a thunderstorm occurs. After all, for them, it’s a harrowing experience that can’t be explained away. They don’t know why it’s happening, but they definitely
More infoAs an animal owner, it is essential to be mindful of the possible harm that fleas and ticks can inflict upon your pet — and perhaps you. Fleas can carry diseases and parasites such as Murine typhus, tapeworms, Bartonella (Cat Scratch Fever), and more. Ticks are well-known for their transmittal of Lyme disease, but
More infoMany dog owners wonder why (and frankly, how) their dogs can sleep so much. They sleep in the day on the couch, in their beds, outside, in the car, and then, they seem to sleep the whole night through. So what’s the deal? Well, first, it’s important to note
More infoIn Oklahoma, the nippy weather and shorter days of winter means much more staying inside — which for pets, can be a challenge. To keep your pets busy, active, and occupied this winter, give these fun indoor activities a try: 1. Snuggle up together. You’re planning on snuggling up on the couch
More infoWondering if having a pet in the state of Oklahoma is an A-OK idea? Turns out, it’s a great idea. In fact, according to the Animal Legal Defense Fund, Oklahoma is the fourth most pet-friendly state in the entire country. Unfortunately, not all states are so lucky. The many congested areas of New York,
More infoMost of our canine friends love to be outdoors. And of course, it’s good for them! The fresh air, exercise, and mental stimulation all play positive roles in your pet’s health. Still, when winter hits and the temps begin to drop in Oklahoma, it’s also important to remember that dogs, like us, can be negatively
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