Lyme Disease is a bacterial illness that can be transmitted to humans, dogs, and other animals by certain species of ticks. We often think about checking our own bodies for ticks and even using preventative measures to ensure we do not get bitten by ticks. However, our animals can sadly be forgotten about when it comes to tick prevention. Once bitten by a tick and infected with the bacteria that causes Lyme Disease, your pets could go into kidney failure, develop neurological conditions, or even develop cardiac conditions if the disease is not quickly and properly treated. Read more to find out the best ways to prevent ticks and lyme disease.

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Dogs tend to become overheated very quickly in the summer months, even more quickly than some humans. What may be a fun, relaxing day in the sun for us could quickly become a fatal day for your pets. This is why it is important for us to learn about heatstrokes in dogs and take preventative measures to stop them before they occur.

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The fourth of July is a very special holiday to most Americans. Most families look forward to the festivities that take place over this holiday season. However, many animals will suffer from severe anxiety over the fourth of July weekend. It is important to have a plan in place in order to make this week a little easier on your pets.

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We learn from a young age that we should have an emergency plan in action for our family, but how many of us have thought to include our pets in this plan? Sure, maybe you have thought of grabbing the family dog on your way out, should a disaster strike. However, your plan needs to be much more thought out to ensure your pet's safety.

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The month of May is National Pet Allergy Awareness Month. Some pet owners may not be aware of the threat allergies pose to their pets, so we are going to take a moment to review a few facts about allergies in dogs.

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