Author: Dr. Brianna Capria, DVM

Your pet vomiting is undoubtedly one of the most common, but most vague clinical concerns with which our pets can present. So, vomiting, should you be concerned? The short answer is yes, you should absolutely be concerned. The long answer is yes, you should probably be concerned, but maybe it’s not a true emergency. Vomiting

Annual preventatives such as vaccines can be overwhelming to pet owners. We have put together more information on the most common vaccinations to help you make the best decision for you and your pet. Dog Vaccinations Rabies Rabies vaccination is required by the state of Arizona. Rabies is a fatal disease that is spread through

As a pet owner, you may transition your pet from one diet to another for various reasons. Whatever the reason for switching diets, several basic but important steps for gradually transitioning diets can be followed to help ensure a successful diet transition without the unwanted side effects that may result from a rapid switch. Reasons

The best way to clean your pet’s teeth is with a pet-friendly toothbrush and pet specific enzymatic toothpaste. NEVER use a toothpaste meant for people as the fluoride and other ingredients can be toxic. Start by ensuring your pet likes the toothpaste – we want them to think of this as a treat and come

What is Lethargy? “Lethargy” in a pet can be a bit subjective from pet owner to pet owner. If your pet is unusually more tired, less energetic, or less active than they normally are, there may be a deeper rooted problem which could be a mild change in their health status, to even more serious