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Congratulations! Adding a new puppy to your family is an exciting event with many fulfilling years of special companionship ahead of you. Puppies come with a lot of responsibility, though. One of the essential pieces of their care is proper socialization....

Spring means spring break! If you're planning on a getaway without your pet, ensure your home and pets are prepped for the pet sitter by following these five steps.#1: Ensure your pet's ID tags and microchip info are up-to-dateIf you've moved or changed...

Are you a cat owner? Then you ought to know about a dental condition called feline odontoclastic resorptive lesions. We at Animal House Veterinary Center want to provide you with information on the signs, treatment, and prevention of FORLs.More than 70% of...

Ever wonder what your cat is thinking or feeling? Cats communicate a lot through their body language. When you know what physical cues to look for, you can start learning what your feline friend is saying. Signs of an alert, happy catA happy cat seeking...

Mental is tied closely with physical health in people, and the same goes for pets. Pets who suffer from stress or boredom are often prone to physical medical conditions caused by mental health issues. Here are a few of the most common health issues.#1:...

January is National Walk Your Pet Month. Here are our tips on leash-training your pet so that you can both enjoy some time outside. Question: What should I do if my dog pulls on their leash?Answer: Loose-leash walking takes patience and the understanding...

Did you think that New Year's resolutions were only for you? It turns out, there are some New Year's resolutions that your pet can make too! Help keep your pet healthy this new year with these 10 New Year's resolution ideas:1. Go on More Adventures....

The most wonderful time of the year is approaching, full of treasured time with family and friends, delicious foods, dazzling decorations, fun festivities, and… stress. Worrying about a sick or injured furry family member only adds more stress to the...

If you’ve ever invited guests into your home only to have your excited dog leave a puddle of urine in the entryway, you aren’t alone. Most commonly seen in puppies, excitement urination is triggered by overstimulation and excitement during greetings or...

As Thanksgiving draws near, we take the time to reflect on our blessings and what we’re thankful for: family, friends, a roof over our heads, food to eat, and warm clothes. As pet owners, we’re also thankful for our furry friends. Besides unwavering...