Should pets be tested for coronavirus?
admin2020-04-28T15:55:44+08:00Last Thursday, the first cat tested positive for the new coronavirus. The feline had diarrhea, vomiting, and difficulty breathing, and it had
FAQs for Pet Owners during the COVID-19 Pandemic
admin2020-04-10T13:43:33+08:00UC Davis veterinarians have compiled this list of frequently asked questions with regards to pets during the COVID-19 pandemic. For more
Self-Isolating? Here’s How to Keep Your Dog or Cat Happy
admin2020-04-10T14:28:37+08:00If you’re preparing for the possibility of self-quarantine or just practicing social distancing, you might be wondering how you can keep
Worried About Your Dog Or Cat And Coronavirus?
admin2020-04-10T14:38:45+08:00If you’re a pet owner, working from home in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic means you’re spending a lot of extra time with your furry
Advice for pet owners for visiting your vet during the COVID-19 outbreak
admin2020-04-10T14:39:58+08:00Make an appointment by phone or on-line. Before going to the vet, call for advice. Call you vet beforehand, some vets
Do you have a COVID-19 plan for your pet?
admin2020-04-10T14:24:42+08:00At Animal Humane Society, we know your pets are family. And while no one enjoys preparing for a crisis, it’s important
Helping Pooch Survive During a Quarantine Period
admin2020-04-10T17:44:20+08:00Quarantine means no one goes out — and that includes your pup, unless you have a private outdoor space for them. Here’s
Foods that Dogs MUST NOT Consume
admin2020-04-09T15:15:29+08:00Foods that Dogs MUST NOT Consume Anything with Sweetener Xylitol Xylitol is an artificial sweetener that can be found in many sugar
Pets & Festive Holidays
admin2020-04-09T15:14:39+08:00Pets & Festive Holidays As the year comes to an end, we should all be grateful for the countless blessings given including