Spaying your pet is a personal decision, and an important one for the health and happiness of both your pet and your family. Spaying can affect your pet’s lifestyle and longevity, so take some time to consider the advantages of this simple and effective procedure. You’ll find that a qualified and competent veterinarian can walk
More infoAlmost everyone moves homes at some point in their lives. It could be moving off to college, moving in with a spouse, or changing homes when kids arrive or move out. Everyone knows that this is a trying experience for everyone involved. It is even more challenging for pets who can’t fully understand why their
More infoJanuary is “National Walk Your Pet Month.” Therefore, this time of year provides excellent motivation to adopt a New Year’s resolution to walk your dog more frequently all year long. The health benefits that walks inspire are numerous and significant for both you and your pup. But should you ever have any trouble remembering why
More infoMany dog owners don’t know how to facilitate safe and friendly play for their pet with other dogs. It can be particularly easy for new owners to misunderstand the difference between innocent play and dangerous, aggressive behavior. By keeping the following three points in mind as you introduce your dog to potential playmates, you will
More info‘Tis the season for holiday shopping and gifts for every family member, even your furriest of friends. What should you get for your canine, or feline, a friend on your list who already has everything? We, at Sunset Vet, your favorite pet vet clinic, have a few suggestions! Safety First: Reflective Collars and ID Tags
More infoIt is every pet owner’s responsibility to take proper care of their animal’s health. Did you know that keeping your pets’ teeth clean and healthy is a big part of their overall wellness? Having clean teeth works to keep your pets comfortable, eating regularly, and can even boost their life span. Good dental care starts
More infoThere are so many great reasons why you should Adopt an Older Pet during Adopt a Senior Pet Month or any month. Let’s just look at a few. 1. You know what you’re getting. When you adopt an adult cat or dog, you already know how big they will be. You can see if they
More infoFive months after marrying your best friend, you excitedly close on your first home. As you and your significant other move into your new place, you feel something is missing. To make living with your mate in your new home a little more perfect, you adopt a furry, canine companion from a rescue shelter. Regardless
More infoPuppy, canine, pooch, doggy, Fido, Lassy – it doesn’t matter what you call your dog. In essence, she is a best friend, a faithful companion and a deserving pet, which is why owning a dog is a responsibility, as well as a privilege. As September is Responsible Dog Ownership Month, it’s the perfect time to
More infoLessons we’ve learned from living with a cat: Rest Daily – Cats sleep for a whopping 16 hours a day! While we don’t need that much sleep per day, our bodies need daily rest to rejuvenate. Prioritize Grooming – Cats spend 1/3 of their awake time cleaning themselves. Studies show people that are well groomed
More infoNational Mutt Day was created with two main efforts in mind: to raise awareness about the plight of many mixed breed dogs and to help more of these dogs find loving homes. In 2005, an animal welfare advocate named Colleen Paige instated National Mutt Day. (You may recognize her name – she also founded National
More infoThose of us lucky enough to work from home or work with pets know that being surrounded by animals during the work day is a definite plus, but most working in corporate America aren’t as lucky. However, Bring your Dog to Work Day will take place on Friday, June 24, and it is a chance
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