Ask any veterinarian what keeps pets healthiest over a lifetime, and you won't hear about a breakthrough drug or a piece of equipment. You'll hear something much less dramatic: pets do best when they're seen regularly, and when preventive care happens on schedule.

Seven flat, wide rail-trail and garden walks for the whole family — stroller, kids on bikes, senior dogs — with a map and exact trailheads.

Six real foot trails within 25 minutes of Morgantown for dogs that want roots, rocks and hills — including two new trail systems most people haven't found yet — with a map, exact trailheads, and the vet's checklist.

Halloween is a treat for people — but it can be a tricky time for pets! Here are a few important ways to keep your furry friends safe and stress-free this spooky season.

Dr. Zucker's littlest dog, Posey, is a fetch fanatic, and this is the ball everyone in the house can share.

Most pet owners assume their veterinary hospital is accredited. Most of them are wrong. The American Animal Hospital Association reports that nearly 60% of pet owners believe their pet's hospital is accredited when it isn't.

If you’ve ever seen your dog dragging their rear across the floor, you’ve probably wondered, “Why is my dog scooting?” While it might be amusing at first, frequent scooting is a sign that something isn’t quite right —most often, it’s related to the anal sacs (also called anal glands). What Are Anal Sacs, and Why Do They Matter? Dogs have two small sacs located just inside their anus. These sacs contain a strong-smelling liquid that helps with scent marking—think of it as a d

Our pets, much like us, can suffer from chronic pain due to conditions like osteoarthritis. Recognizing and managing this pain is crucial to ensure they lead comfortable, happy lives. Recognizing Chronic Pain from Arthritis in Pets Arthritis is a common ailment in aging pets, leading to persistent discomfort. Signs your pet may be suffering include: Decreased Activity : Reluctance to play, walk, or climb stairs. Stiffness or Lameness : Especially noticeable after rest. Diffic

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Make Dental Care a Positive Experience! Dental disease is one of the most common health issues in pets, but regular toothbrushing can help prevent painful infections, tooth loss, and expensive dental procedures. However, many pets find a toothbrush intimidating. The good news? Using low-stress techniques can help turn brushing into a positive, rewarding experience for you and your pet! ⚠ Before You Begin: Check With Your Veterinarian If your pet is over two years old and has