Many people who want to get a pet consider adopting from the local Humane Society or animal shelters. There are usually many cute kittens and adorable puppies to choose from, but older cats and dogs are available for adoption also.

August is National Pet Immunization Awareness Month. Pet owners should check in with their veterinary care providers to assure that their pets have all necessary immunizations to keep their pets healthy.

Bringing your pets to the veterinarian’s office for regular wellness exams is essential for their well-being. Even when life gets busy, your pet is depending on you to make time for his or her medical care.

September 12th – 18th is National Farm Safety and Health Week. With the motto “Farm Safety Yields Real Results,” the week is focused on spreading awareness about how to farm safely, including everything from using heavy equipment as directed to caring for farm animals properly.

This September 19th – 25th is National Deaf Dog Awareness Week. Use these days to find out about what life with a deaf dog is like. You may be surprised by what you learn!

Spend the day with your bird on September 17th to celebrate National Pet Bird Day. Birds have been loyal pets to humans for several thousand years, and now they finally have a day that honors their contributions to the world.

Endoscopy is the use of a small camera to investigate the intestinal tract for both treatment and diagnostic purposes.  We can use it to take less invasive samples of the stomach and intestine.

Pet microchipping is true peace of mind for pet owners. Each year, thousands of cats and dogs go missing, and a pet ID chip is often the only way to reunite them with their family. As of July 1, 2020, all cats and dogs in Hawaii...

National Wildlife Day, founded by philanthropist Colleen Paige, is celebrated every year on February 22. It provides a great opportunity to recognize and celebrate the animals that make our world a brighter and more interesting place to be.

You may have felt a lump under your dog's skin, or your aging cat might be acting irritable as she loses control of her bladder. Should you call the vet? Pet ownership, while it has its ups and downs, has not prepared you for this concerning incident.