Happy New Year! As we leave 2019 in the rear view mirror, many people are making predictions about what 2020 may bring. We’ll leave speculations about politics and celebrities to others, but we do have a pretty good idea of what some of our canine pals will be up to this year. Here, a Southern Utah vet lists some cute things your dog will do this year. The Head Tilt Does your furry friend sometimes … Read More
Cats are very independent pets, which is one reason they’re so popular. However, Fluffy does need proper veterinary care in order to truly thrive. Healthy pets are happy pets! Read on as a Southern Utah vet discusses taking your feline friend to her doctor. Appointments When your furry pal is a kitten, she’ll need to come in a few times, for her initial vaccines and exams, as well as microchipping and spay/neuter surgery. Parasite control … Read More
Do you have a pet rabbit? Toys are very important for your bunny’s mental and physical health. They keep Floppy active and entertained, and also help keep her teeth healthy. While store-bought toys are great, you can also make your furry pal’s playthings. Here, a Cedar City, UT vet lists some simple toys you can make your rabbit. Cardboard Many cardboard items make great bunny toys. You can do quite a lot with the tubes … Read More
Has your pet been microchipped yet? If not, we strongly recommend getting this done ASAP. As it turns out, microchipping is one of the best things you can do to protect your furry friend. If your pet is ever lost or stolen, that chip could even save their life! A Southern Utah veterinarian discusses microchipping in this article. Basics Microchips are very tiny, about the size of the grain of rice. Unfortunately, they will not … Read More
Have you noticed your dog slowing down lately? Is Fido more interested in napping than in playing Fetch or chasing squirrels? Just like people, dogs go through some changes as they age. Your pet will always be the same cute, lovable pup as always, but his care needs will change a bit. In this article, a Cedar City, UT vet offers a few helpful tips on keeping an older pooch comfortable. Beds Make sure that … Read More