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23/04/2025

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21/04/2025

Our dogs sure hate those rainy spring days too!! What kind of fun stuff do you do with them to keep them entertained indooors?

19/04/2025

Are you financially prepared to save your pet in an emergency?

16/04/2025

Try and teach them from an early age not to chase those pesky insects. However, if your dog has been stung, contact your vet immediately for advice. If the sting is on the skin, like you would with humans, try to gently scrape it away with your nail rather than tweezers, which could burst the poison sack and worsen it. As you would with a human if they got stung, you can treat the sting with Bicarbonate of soda if it is a bee sting to help neutralize it or vinegar on a wasp sting, BUT only do this if you are sure which insect was the offender otherwise; you will make the dog feel worse.

15/04/2025

Always be prepared for the unpredictable pet emergency!!

12/04/2025

Daffodil
According to the latest studies, spring flowers with bulbs like daffodil are considered poisonous to dogs. Although the entire plant is considered poisonous to dogs, it is the Daffodil bulb that is the most toxic. If your dog swallows any portion of the aforementioned flower, it can lead to vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain. In severe cases, it might cause a serious drop in blood pressure.

Tulips
Another flower that has proved to be dangerous for dogs is the tulip. The flower in its entirety is harmful; however, its bulb is considered fatal. Exposure to tulip to your dog can cause oral irritation, excessive slavering and nausea.

Oleander
Another popular flower that is harmful to your dog is oleander. It is an ornamental flowering shrub commonly found in the southern United States and California. It contains cardiac glycosides, which are similar to digoxin. These elements are considered very toxic to dogs. It can cause fatal heart abnormalities, muscle tremors, incoordination, vomiting and bloody diarrhea.

Cyclamen
Cyclamen is another flower that can be very dangerous for your dog. It is also known as “sowbread” and is a common household flowering plant; however has a major, it content of “terpenoids”, which are poisonous to dogs. It can cause oral irritation, vomiting and diarrhea. In an extreme case, it may lead to heart abnormalities and death.

Amarylis
Amaryllis is a divine flower that is very popular around Easter. Not every one of us is aware that this lovely flower can be very harmful to dogs. If swollen, it can cause vomiting, depression, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and tremors in dogs.

Dieffenbachia
Dieffenbachia is another poisonous plant for dogs. It is a common household plant also known as “dumb cane”. If swallowed by your dog whilst on a dog walk, it can cause oral irritation, vomiting, and difficulty swallowing food. It can also cause a burning sensation in the lips, tongue, and mouth.

12/04/2025

The PHMA® is a pet medical savings program designed exclusively to pay for the veterinary expenses for all of the pets in your household. The PHMA® is the financial solution for all pet lover’s out there to help them better manage the expected and unexpected medical expenses that they will be required to pay for all of their current and future household pets. Why is the Pet Health Matching Account so valuable for pet owners to help them better afford all of their veterinarian costs? Message us ASAP to learn!

11/04/2025

Spring will be in full swing before you and your pets know it! Your pets will want to spend more time outside, especially with you. It’s important for you and your pets to spend time outdoors in the fresh air and sunshine, however it also brings potential hazards for our pets.

10/04/2025

Hide some of pups food, or treats in the box for a super fun DIY enrichment activity.

10/04/2025

Ticks prefer the spring and fall cooler weather... meaning lets get you pets prepared NOW!!