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Today, October 1st, is National Fire Pup Day. Man’s Best Friend has held many different jobs throughout history. Fido has been a shepherd, guardian, tracker, and guide, to name just a few. However, fire dogs definitely rank up there with the best and bravest of our canine companions. A vet shines the spotlight on fire dogs in this article. The Dalmatian As you probably know, the Dalmatian is the breed most often found in firehouses. … Read More
October is National Animal Safety And Protection Month! Of course, this topic is important all year long. Pets don’t always know what is and isn’t safe for them, and they can easily get into trouble. You’ll need to take a few steps to keep your four-legged friend happy, healthy, and, of course, safe. A local vet offers some advice on pet safety in this article. Dogs Fido is both curious and playful, and he has … Read More
Does your canine buddy get super excited when he hears the word ‘park?’ The dog park may very well be one of Fido’s favorite spots! Your four-legged pal will both enjoy and benefit from being able to interact and play with other pups. However, you will need to take some precautions to keep your furry friend safe. A local vet offers some tips on this below. Training First things first! Before taking Fido to the … Read More
It’s National Assistance Dog Week! This is one cause that we are thrilled to help spread awareness about. As you may know, we work with some wonderful service dog organizations, and provide veterinary care to these amazing pups. A Bourne, MA vet discusses assistance dogs below. Assistance Dog Timeline While Fido has been helping humans out for thousands of years, his official role as an assistance dog is fairly new. The first Assistance Dogs came … Read More
July 4th is just around the corner! This year is definitely going to be a lot more fun than last year! However, you’ll need to take extra precautions with your canine buddy. This can be a dangerous day for Man’s Best Friend! A local Bourne, MA vet discusses spending the summer holiday with dogs in this article. Play It Safe Many of our canine companions are terrified of fireworks. The noise and commotion can reduce … Read More
June is Social Petworking Month! This one is fairly new, so you may not have heard of it yet. However, it’s a great cause, and one we’re happy to put in the spotlight. A local Bourne, MA veterinarian offers some information on social petworking in this article. Helping Homeless Pets The main purpose of Social Petworking Month is to help pets in shelters and foster homes get adopted. One great and easy way for you … Read More
Be Kind To Animals Week starts May 2nd. While we think animals always deserve kindness and compassion, it’s always great to signal-boost awareness about this topic. As it turns out, there are some very small but significant things you can do that will benefit all of our animal companions. A local Bourne, MA vet lists some of them in this article. Don’t Litter Littering may not seem like a huge deal, but it really is … Read More
Spring is officially here! At this time of year, many people are rolling up their sleeves for some spring cleaning. Of course, if you have a pet, you may find yourself with a few extra chores on your to-do list. A local Bourne, MA vet offers a few spring cleaning tips in this article. Laundry Stuffed animals that are still in decent shape can be machine washed and hung or tumbled dry, as can tennis … Read More
Does your canine pal give you that accusing look when you go to walk him and he realizes that the weather is not to his liking? Some pups love to run and play in the snow, while others are much less enthusiastic about it. Of course, Fido still needs proper activity, even when it’s cold, raining, or snowing … or worse, a mix of all three. A Bourne, MA vet discusses keeping your pet active … Read More
February is Beat The Heat Month! We know, overheating isn’t much of a concern around here at this time of year. But we’re not talking about temperature heat. We’re talking about heat as pertains to reproductive cycles in pets. As you may know, the best way to avoid problems here is to have your pet spayed or neutered. This will also prevent unwanted litters, as well as many health and behavior issues. Spay/Neuter surgery is … Read More