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Congratulations to September's randomly picked winners of our "Love for All Pets" contest! The winners - who received a selection of

We all love our dogs but have to admit that sometimes their breath can seem rotten. While many owners tend to let this issue go

By Arden Moore - The Pet Health and Safety Coach™ Let’s see how brave you are. I challenge you to cuddle with your dog or cat and

February is National Pet Dental Health Month and a great opportunity for us all to be reminded of the benefits of caring for our pet’s

By Arden Moore - The Pet Health and Safety Coach™ Many pets need steady doses of confidence throughout their lives to not have fear

By Patricia Thomblison, DVM, MS Dental disease is a common problem for cats. The older they are, the more likely they are to have tooth

By Arden Moore - The Pet Health and Safety Coach™ You may love wiggling a wand toy for your ready-to-pounce cat or engage your dog

By Patricia Thomblison, DVM, MS Have you ever dreaded being in the dentist’s chair and answering the questions regarding how often you

By Dr. Lindsay Butzer As a veterinarian in a busy animal hospital, I see a lot of dental emergencies and a lot of problems that could

By Robert Devlin, DVM Dog drool can be a great source of laughter as seen in the movie Beethoven and in the Tom Hanks movie, Turner and

By Carol Bryant, Professional Pet Blogger Dog breath. Gingivitis. Periodontal disease. Tooth decay. Oral tumors. Dogs experience various

By Carol Bryant, Professional Pet Blogger Dental disease in pets has a way of sneaking up on pet parents. By age three, 8 out of 10 dogs

By Carol Bryant, Professional Pet Blogger Itching, sneezing, and watery eyes indicate that your pet may have spring allergies. Like

By Carol Bryant, Professional Pet Blogger If you’ve welcomed a new pet into your life, congratulations! The journey of a pet parent is

By Carol Bryant, Professional Pet Blogger Oral health is a critical and often overlooked part of caring for a cat’s well-being. Like