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November marks the season of giving back! What better way to embrace the season than by helping out less fortunate pets? Here are three ways to give back to your local pet community this holiday season.   #1: Volunteer at a local animal shelter No better present...

With an estimated 1 in 300 dogs and 1 in 200 cats developing diabetes during their lifetime, it’s important for pet owners to recognize the risk factors and signs.    What factors put my pet at risk for developing diabetes? While any pet can develop diabetes—even...

Halloween can be a night filled with treats, but keeping your pet safe doesn’t have to be tricky. If you keep in mind that the candy bowl is solely for trick-or-treaters and not for your furry pal, you can both have a fun, safe October 31. When celebrating the...

Cats are easily bored, so it’s important to provide them with adequate enrichment to keep their minds occupied. Without adequate enrichment, your cat may begin to display problem behaviors. Boredom and lack of physical and mental stimulation can lead to inappropriate...

Do you struggle to give your dog or cat medicine because they won’t eat it? This is an all too common problem that has plagued pet owners for years. The good news is that there are now many different ways you can administer medicine to your pets easily. Let’s take a...

Cats are known for expressing pain in subtle ways. So, if you don't know your cat well, it's hard to notice if your feline friend is not doing so great. The good news is that we've come up with some universal signs of pain in cats that you might be able to notice and...

With Summer winding down, your kids will be heading back to school soon. While you may be happy about the upcoming peace, your fun-loving dog may have a different opinion. With long walks, playtime in the yard, and family trips, Summer is likely your dog's favorite...

We know that a trip to the veterinarian can be stressful for your cat, not only because they need to get up and leave their safe place, but also for the strange sights, smells, and sounds they'll encounter. We want to make this experience as stress-free as possible...

As a pet owner, your objective for the summer is to have fun in the sun with your pet while protecting them from the dangers of heatstroke. Rather than placing them in front of a fan in your air-conditioned home all summer, we encourage you to go outside still to play...

The 4th of July has long been a dreaded holiday in the pet world because your furry friend can run into many dangers such as fireworks, hazards around the barbecue, and scorching hot weather. Our veterinary team here at Parkview Animal Hospital has three tips to turn...