Does your pup sometimes bring you his favorite toy, hoping you’ll play? Does Fido get super excited when he spots a new dog toy? Playthings are very important for Man’s Best Friend. They keep your canine pal occupied, prevent him from getting bored, offer mental stimulation, and give him a healthy outlet for his excess energy. However, they do get grungy pretty quickly. A local Covington, GA vet offers some tips on keeping your dog’s … Read More
October is Adopt A Shelter Dog Month. We love seeing dogs get second chances! Many of our most beloved and adorable patients were rescued from shelters. Of course, getting a dog is a huge event. You’ll have quite a few things to take care of before bringing Fido home. Read on as a Covington, GA vet lists some things to do before you pick Fido up. Breed Research While all of our canine pals have … Read More
Has your canine buddy developed arthritis? This painful bone/joint problem is very common in older dogs, though it can affect pooches of any age. If Fido has arthritis, or is at risk of developing it, you may want to make some minor changes to his care regimen. Read on as a local Conyers, GA vet offers some tips on caring for a dog with arthritis. Beds Make sure your canine pal has a comfy bed … Read More
Happy Holidays! As the seasonal festivities ramp up into full gear, many of us are busy cooking, shopping, and decorating. If you have a dog, remember to keep your pet’s health and safety in mind. This can be a dangerous time of year for our canine friends! Read on as a Conyers, GA local vet lists some holiday hazards for dog owners to be aware of. Food Food is one of the biggest dangers for … Read More
Thanksgiving is just around the corner! It’s always nice to slow down and enjoy some delicious seasonal food with your loved ones. Of course, Fido is part of the family too, and may very well find himself with a special treat. If your pet could tell you what he appreciates the most, what do you think would make the list? A Conyers, GA vet offers some suggestions below. Getting Petted Does your pet close his … Read More