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Keeping your dog healthy and safe is a top priority for any pet owner, and pet vaccinations play a vital role in protecting them from serious diseases. But how often do dogs need shots? Let’s break it down in a way that’s easy to follow, so you can keep your

Is xylitol dangerous for dogs? Yes, even in small amounts, xylitol can cause severe health problems like seizures and liver failure in dogs. Found in sugar-free products like gum and candy, it’s important to act quickly if your dog consumes it. Learn how to keep your dog safe, especially during

It’s important to stay calm and collected when your dog appears angry. While they might seem mad, often their emotions stem from fear, anxiety, or feeling threatened. Here’s what you can do. Tips For Keeping Calm an Angry Dog Stop and Assess: Avoid approaching your dog directly. Instead, pause and

Puppies require a series of vaccinations during their early development to protect them from serious and potentially fatal diseases. These vaccinations are typically administered in a series of shots starting at a young age and should be scheduled through a trusted vet clinic. Here’s a breakdown of the core vaccines

You have have had your vet mention to you that your dogs anal glands need expressing. Maybe you’ve even taken your dog to have their glands expressed. Do you know what that means? To the right you can see a picture of what anal glands are. These are found either

Trick or treat! Halloween is here again! Costumes are picked, neighborhood routes are planned, and candy is anticipated! Halloween is a fun time of the year, but what about your pets? Some pets don’t mind the sights and sounds of Halloween. Others have a hard time with it. Some dogs

Dental health plays an important role in your pet’s overall health, so we’re sharing some important information about why we prioritize pet dental care at Beach Avenue Animal Hospital. By 3 years of age, most dogs and cats have some form of periodontal disease. If your pet has periodontal disease,

Feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD) is a broad term often used to describe a range of clinical signs related to abnormal urination in cats. FLUTD is very common in cats and can be caused by a number of conditions that affect the lower urinary tract (the urinary bladder and