Tick-Borne Diseases & Your Pets

It’s no secret that the tick population is exploding here in New England. Warmer winters and shorter periods of deep freezes have created the perfect environment for these creepy-crawlers to multiply. Ticks are not only a nuisance, they also carry a wide variety of...

Positive Reinforcement Training for Pets

Positive reinforcement training has become a popular concept in recent years as the animal care community moves away from more traditional, punishment and dominance-based training methods. But what exactly is positive reinforcement training? In this post, we’ll cover...

Signs of Seasonal Allergies in Pets

As spring blossoms, so does allergy season. We know we’re suffering from allergies when we’re coughing, sneezing, or have puffy, red eyes. Our furry friends can also be affected by the uncomfortable symptoms of seasonal allergies, but they don’t necessarily show it in...

Spring Health Tips for Pets

The days are getting longer, the snowbanks are melting, and it seems that the coldest days are behind us. That can only mean one thing– spring is on its way! In addition to sunnier weather, spring also brings new health concerns for your furry friends! Here are...

Introducing a New Pet to Your Home

Welcoming a new pet to your home is an exciting experience, but it can also be stressful and chaotic. It takes time for a new pet to adapt to their forever home, and that adjustment period is different for each individual animal. Preparation and patience are key for...

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