The veterinarians of Animal Wellness Center have years of experience working with dogs and cats. See what advice they have for pet owners to keep their furry family members as healthy and happy as possible.
Grain-Free Diets: Friend or Foe? What You Should Feed Your Pet
With all the choices and confusing marketing in the pet food aisle, choosing what to feed your pet can be an overwhelming task. Plus, pet food companies are experts in advertising, and they often spend lots of money promoting their latest, trendy formulations.
How to Pick the Right Vet for Your Pet
Whether you’re a pet owner who has moved to a new town, or you have recently adopted a new pet, one of the first things you need to do to make sure your pet stays happy and healthy is to find a good veterinarian and veterinary hospital.
The Benefits of Walking Your Dog (Even When It’s Cold Outside)
Although the cold weather might not be ideal for walking your dog, it’s still extremely important that you head out regularly for walks.
How to Make the Holidays Happy for Pets
Everyone loves the holiday season, but pets sometimes get overlooked in the midst of all the hustle, bustle, shopping, and celebrating.
Foods to Keep Your Pet Away From This Thanksgiving
Pets are family, and we want to include them in special family events like Thanksgiving Day. However, with plenty of tempting treats on display, our holiday celebrations aren’t always the safest environments for pets.
Help Your Pets Grow Old Gracefully with Aging Pet Care
Just because your dog or cat is getting older and starting to slow down does not mean that they should also lose their playful spirit, experience a diminished quality of life, become sick, or suffer from chronic pain.
How to Choose a Healthy Diet for Your Pet
When selecting a food for your pet, it’s very important to select a high-quality brand with high-quality ingredients and consider their individual needs.
Does Your New Pet Need Puppy Training Classes?
As the owner of a new puppy, it’s your responsibility to set your pet up for success – around temptations, distractions, people, and other dogs – with proper training.
