Lacerations, Scrapes, Bites, Wound Repair, and More If your furry friend gets a wound, how do you know whether to manage it at home or bring them for a veterinary...
The holiday season should be a time full of joy, friends and family, beautiful decorations, and amazing food. But to curious dogs and cats, it may also mean tempting table...
We're in the full swing of summer, and with that comes a lot of fun activities and opportunities to be outside. And by now you know that you should never...
We love celebrating the Fourth of July in Belmont, Fort Mill, and Westchase! Who doesn't love a good fireworks display? Well, for starters, your pet. While we understand and expect...
What is Canine Influenza (Dog Flu)? Working with your regular veterinarian, we recommend protecting your pet against canine influenza with vaccinations. Also called the dog flu, canine influenza is a...
Cats are so self-sufficient, it may be hard to notice if they are not feeling their best or dealing with a health issue. However, if you start seeing some changes...
Sometimes the healthiest of animals can still be afflicted with unfair illnesses. However, many diseases can be prevented if we take the proper precautions. April is National Heartworm Awareness Month,...
Now that you’re expecting a two-legged baby, your four-legged baby is in store for some serious life changes. Do your best to prepare your fur baby for your human baby...
You want to protect your pet from anything that could hurt them. March is Poison Prevention Month and we want to help you. Here are a few common household items...
Your pet's weight is more important than you think. According to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, 53% of adult dogs and 55% of cats in the US are obese or...
Two of the most common after-hours injuries in dogs and cats are bleeding cuts and bite wounds. These injuries often occur on the face, limbs, feet, and tail so they...
As the temperature drops in the Carolinas, it's important to make sure you're doing everything you can to protect your pet. More pets present to the vet ER for GI upset...