Are you an animal lover looking for ways to make a positive impact on the lives of our furry and feathered friends? Well, you’re in luck because Animal Welfare Week is just around the corner! Read on as a vet talks about this important holiday for pets and how you can get involved. What is Animal Welfare Week? Animal Welfare Week is an annual event that shines a spotlight on the well-being … Read More
With the vibrant colors of fall just around the corner, it’s time for pet owners to take a few extra steps to ensure their furry companions stay safe and happy during this season of change. Just like we humans adjust to the cooler weather and shorter days, our pets also need a bit of extra care during the fall. Read on as a vet offers up five essential fall safety tips to keep your … Read More
Believe it or not, summer is already starting to wind down, and school is starting up again. Our furry friends manage to get into mischief at any time of year, and the start of school is no exception. Here are a few safety tips: Keep School Supplies Out Of Paws’ Reach Fido and Fluffy are curious and playful, and may be quite interested in investigating your little ones’ school supplies. Your four-legged pal could get … Read More
Every pet owner knows the joy and companionship that dogs bring into our lives. They are loyal, loving, and often considered members of our families. While we may not always know the exact birthday of our shelter dogs, DOGust Day provides an opportunity to celebrate and appreciate these four-legged friends and all they bring to our lives. Read on as a local vet talks about DoGust Day, how it’s celebrated, and why shelter dog … Read More
Did you know that July is Anti-Boredom Month? This may not sound like much of a problem for our feline patients. After all, Fluffy does seem to enjoy doing as little as possible. However, believe it or not, your furry buddy can’t spend all of her time napping. Cats can—and do—get bored, which is just as unpleasant for them as it is for us. A local vet delves into this topic below. Signs Of Boredom … Read More
Salamanders exist in a variety of breeds, each made up of different shapes, sizes, colors, and natural habitats. Just like with humans, a balanced diet and proper nutrition are key to the health and well-being of your pet. And like almost all amphibians, salamanders are carnivores. Knowing what and what not to feed him can help ensure your little buddy has a healthy, long life. In this post, a veterinarian lays out a few salamander … Read More
Today may be one of Fido’s favorite doggy holidays: it’s Do Lunch With Your Dog Day! Quite a few restaurants and cafes welcome our canine companions … of course, with the caveat that the pups are friendly and well-behaved. A veterinarian offers some tips on taking your furry bff out to eat in this article. Finding Your Spot Many places with patios or other outdoor seating welcome dogs in those areas, allowing Fido … Read More
May 1st to May 7th marks the start of dog anxiety awareness week! For those who don’t know, this is an annual event that aims to educate people on how common and serious dog anxiety can be. It’s also meant to help owners learn more about dog anxiety so that they can better understand their pets and what they need in order to thrive. Read on as a local vet talks about dog anxiety … Read More
Did you know that your canine companion can get the flu? In fact, there’s an outbreak going on now. Fido’s version, canine influenza virus (CIV)–also often called the dog flu—is an influenza A virus. There are several strains, but the two that are most common in the US are H3N8 and H3N2. These strains are both extremely contagious, and are the culprits behind the current outbreak. A local vet offers some information on this below. … Read More
Time to Show Your Patriotic Spirit! We invite you and your pet to join the Angel Animal Hospital team walking in the annual Westland Area Business Association Independence Day Parade on Saturday, June 25th at 9am. The gathering point will be the parking lot of Jo Ann’s Fabric, and parade will proceed for one mile down W. Broad Street, ending at Norton Middle School. Participants will need to make individual arrangements to return to JoAnn’s. … Read More