Category: News
Dogs Without Labels: Why Your Pet’s Personality Matters More Than Pedigree
When you come home from a long day — exhausted, maybe a little stressed — and your dog bounds up, tail wagging, eyes bright as if you just returned from...
6 Reasons Why You Should Adopt a Senior Pet
You walk into the shelter, heart open, ready to meet your new best friend. Your eyes scan the kennels, past the playful puppies and the energetic young adults. Then, in...
3 Dog-Friendly Cold Weather Hikes (and the One Essential Item You Need in Your Backpack)
You know the feeling. The air is crisp, the trails are blissfully quiet, and that golden hour winter sun makes everything sparkle. You lace up your boots, your dog, tail-wagging,...
What’s in That Snow? Ice Melt Residue & Pet Risks
The snow falls, the world gets quiet, and your dog is ready to play. You see those pristine white sidewalks and think, “Perfect! Safe, clean snow.” But wait—what’s lurking just...
5 Ways to Support Local Shelters During Winter Prep
The days are getting shorter, temperatures are dropping, and the first whisper of winter is in the air. As we cozy up our homes and prepare for colder months, it’s...
New Rescue Pet & Winter Sidewalks: Hidden Dangers & Protection
Bringing a new rescue pet home is a joyous occasion. Their wagging tail or soft purr is a testament to the second chance you’ve given them. But as the winter...
Most Common Cold-Weather Injuries for Pets
You’ve done it. You’ve looked out the window at the snow, turned up the thermostat, and thought, “My dog is totally fine, they’ve got fur!” As the veterinary community celebrates...
Understanding Concrete Damage: Is It the Ice Melt, the Seal, or the Concrete Itself?
When concrete starts showing signs of wear—such as scaling, pitting, or surface flaking—it’s natural to look for something to blame. Often, ice melters are the first suspect. But determining whether...
What Is the Typical Lifespan of Exterior Concrete Like Stairs?
When you look at a concrete staircase, especially one exposed to outdoor conditions, you might assume it’s built to last forever. But even the toughest materials have limits. For exterior...