Author: Dr. Brianna Capria, DVM

At Tempe Lake Veterinary Clinic and Pet Resort, we know your pet is part of your family—and keeping them safe is always top of mind. Microchipping is one of the easiest, most reliable ways to protect your pet if they ever become lost, but many pet owners still have questions about what the process actually

If your vacuum is working overtime and pet hair seems to appear out of nowhere, shedding season has likely arrived. For many dogs and cats in Tempe, seasonal coat changes are completely normal. As temperatures rise and daylight hours shift, pets naturally shed older fur to make room for a lighter, more comfortable coat. While

Spring is a time of renewal. Warmer temperatures, longer days, and fresh air inspire many households to deep clean, declutter, and reorganize their living spaces. While spring cleaning can make your home feel healthier and more comfortable, it can also introduce unexpected dangers for pets. Dogs and cats are naturally curious and explore their environments

Living in Arizona offers many benefits for pet owners, from sunny weather to year round outdoor activities. However, the same desert environment that makes the region beautiful can also trigger seasonal allergies in dogs and cats. Environmental allergens such as pollen, grass, and dust are common in the Phoenix Valley and can cause uncomfortable reactions

Dental disease is incredibly common in dogs and cats, and it rarely announces itself loudly. It builds quietly over time. By the time you notice a strong odor, swollen gums, or changes in eating habits, your pet may already be uncomfortable. The good news is that dental problems are largely preventable. With the right at-home