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Researchers have identified a new bladder stone in dogs linked to certain dietary additives, especially choline bitartrate. Not all “fresh”, “raw” or “natural” foods are risk-free. Checking labels and consulting with a veterinarian is the best way to protect your dog’s urinary health.

Preventative lab work is one of the most important tools we have to detect illness early—often before symptoms appear. From organ function and electrolyte balance to thyroid, kidney, and liver health, routine bloodwork gives us a clearer picture of your pet’s wellbeing. Learn why early detection matters, how lab panels guide treatment, and why proactive testing can add years to your pet’s life.

As our beloved pets age, their needs change, and providing proper care for our senior companions becomes increasingly important. Just as we adapt our own routines as we grow older, our furry friends also require specific attention and care to ensure their golden years are comfortable and fulfilling. In this blog, we will explore the essential senior pet care tips to keep your aging pet happy and healthy. Understanding the Aging Process Before delving into senior pet care tips

Our furry friends can't always tell us when they're in pain, but they often show subtle signs that something is wrong. As responsible pet owners, it's crucial to watch for indicators so we can provide our beloved companions with the care and comfort they need. In this blog, we'll explore some of the signs that may suggest your pet is in pain and what steps you can take to help them. Changes in Behavior: Keep an eye out for sudden alterations in your pet's behavior. This can