New Year’s Resolutions from the Cat
Yesterday we shared New Year’s Resolutions from the dog, and now it’s the cat’s turn. Naturally we couldn’t leave out our feline friends and let Fido have all the fun. So here’s the list compliments of the cat! 2017 was a rough year for us kitties. The weather was strange, we had lots of hair […]
New Year’s Resolutions from the Dog
As 2017 comes to a close, it’s always good to reflect on the year and perhaps make a few resolutions. So what if those resolutions were made by the dog? Here’s a fun list of New Year’s resolutions from the dog! This year, after much time spent rolling in mud puddles, chasing the UPS guy, […]
Animal Hospital of Sussex County Achi...
The Animal Hospital of Sussex County has achieved the highest level of veterinary excellence following a thorough evaluation by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). The Animal Hospital of Sussex County earned AAHA accreditation after a rigorous review of the hospital’s practice protocols, medical equipment, facility and client service. Unlike human hospitals, not all animal […]
Pet Preparedness Kit
Pet preparedness matters. Whether you live in the wilds of Montana, the shores of the Florida Keys, the dry West Coast, or the temperate climate of New England, being prepared in case of an emergency is always important and when you have pets, having an emergency kit on hand and ready can be a literal […]
Signs of Anxiety in Dogs
Have you ever wondered if dogs can have anxiety? It isn’t uncommon for owners to see signs of anxiety in dogs when they are getting ready to leave the house. However, there are much more subtle signs of anxiety in dogs that you may not even be aware of. Being aware of these little displays […]
Diabetes in Pets – Signs, Treat...
Understanding diabetes in pets can seem daunting, but with a great vet on your side, you’ll be able to identify early signs of diabetes. It isn’t uncommon for older pets to develop diabetes and with proper treatment, they will continue to lead perfectly happy lives with the disease. Younger pets and pregnant pets can also […]