Pet Nutrition in May: How Proper Diet Supports Healthy Weight, Energy, and Longevity in Dogs and Cats
As warmer weather arrives and routines shift toward outdoor activities, May is an ideal time to take a closer look at your pet’s nutrition. Diet
Fear Free Veterinary Care: What to Expect at Applebrook Animal Hospital
Visiting a veterinarian can feel stressful — for both pets and their people. At Applebrook Animal Hospital, our goal is to
Spring Allergies in Dogs and Cats: Why Your Pet Is Itchy and What You Can Do
If your dog is suddenly scratching more than usual or your cat seems to be grooming excessively, spring allergies may be the cause. As flowers
Spring Parasite Prevention for Dogs and Cats: Protecting Your Pet from Fleas, Ticks, and Heartworms
As winter fades and temperatures begin to rise, parasites become more than a nuisance—they become a serious health risk for dogs and cats. Spring marks
Pet Dental Month: How Your Pet’s Mouth Impacts Their Heart, Kidneys, and Quality of Life
February is recognized nationally as Pet Dental Health Month, making it the perfect time to take a closer look at an area of health that
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Your Dog’s Butt (BUTT Were Too Embarrassed to Ask Your Vet)
Let’s be honest.Butts are interesting...and necessary. Everyone has one, but your dog's butt is kind of your responsibility too and dog butt health: scooting, anal
New Year, Healthier Smiles: Why January Is the Perfect Time to Focus on Your Pet’s Dental Health
When we start a new year, many of us make resolutions for better health—eating smarter, exercising more, and scheduling overdue checkups. January is also the perfect
Spooky Paws? Halloween Do’s and Don’ts
Halloween is a fun evening for kids and adults. It is not always pet friendly, but with a little forethought, you can make sure that
Are we over vaccinating?
I get asked almost every day about vaccine guidelines for pets. Stories about vaccines causing adverse reactions or being linked to horrific complications go viral,
Heat Stroke in Dogs: What Do I Do If I Think My Dog is Overheated?
Heat stoke is a very dangerous syndrome that has a high mortality rate. Over half of severely affected dogs die regardless of medical care, so if