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10 Interesting Dog Breed-Related Facts

Dogs are fascinating creatures. From their keen sense of smell, to their physical capabilities, to their incredible intelligence, it’s no wonder why we want to spend our lives with them. And, while it’s easy to love dogs, it’s also intriguing to learn how different they can be based on their breed. Here are 10 fun [...]

Toxic Relationships—Common Pet Toxins

Home is generally where we feel safest—and so do our pets. But, many everyday items can pose harmful—potentially deadly—threats to dogs and cats. Every year, national pet poison control services, including the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center and the Pet Poison Helpline, receive countless calls about accidental ingestion and exposure to household toxins. Thanks to [...]

Scratch That—Alternatives to Declawing Your Cat

Scratching is a necessary and beneficial behavior for cats—but, when your new leather sofa becomes their designated scratching post, stopping this natural feline pastime can be a challenge. Through the years, frustrated cat owners have resorted to declaw surgery to resolve their cat’s shredding sprees, but this procedure is not without its own consequences, and [...]

5 Tips To Take Control of Your Pet’s Dental Health

February is National Pet Dental Health Month, and there’s no better way to show your pet some love than by maintaining their dental health. While your pet’s teeth are probably not high on the list of health conditions you worry about, they should be—most pets older than 3 years of age have some degree of [...]

Remedies for 5 Common Puppy Behavioral Problems

Puppies need guidance and boundaries to behave in an acceptable manner, and if you don’t address these needs through training, they likely will not become well-mannered and well-adjusted adult dogs. Our team at WesVet Animal Hospital wants to help by offering remedies to address five common puppy behavioral problems. Prevent your puppy from chewing destructively [...]

4 Common Blood Work Tests for Pets

Pets need blood work for various reasons, including routine wellness screenings, before undergoing general anesthesia, and when they are feeling unwell. These results can be confusing if you don’t understand them. Our team at WesVet Animal Hospital wants to provide information about some common tests your pet may need, and to explain how to interpret [...]

Ultimate Pet Insurance Guide

Pet insurance acts as a health insurance policy for your pet, providing financial coverage for the unexpected. Coverage level, premium, deductible, limits, and exclusions vary across policies, making pet insurance highly customizable, yet confusing. Your WesVet Animal Hospital team has assembled a comprehensive pet insurance guide to help you make the best choice for your [...]

The Holiday Pet Hazard Countdown

The team at WesVet Animal Hospital believes nothing says “holiday” like a countdown, so we present the top 12 pet holiday hazards to look out for this season:  #12: Hang the stockings with care—small toys, candy, and pets Hang stuffed stockings where pets can’t reach. Candy wrappers and small toys are choking hazards, or can [...]

Preventing Common Puppy Problem Behaviors

Puppies can be a handful, and while some seem to fit in and naturally understand your expectations, others see the world as their playground. No matter your puppy type, patience, consistency, a sense of humor, a gentle hand, and this guide from WesVet Animal Hospital are key to surviving puppyhood.  Understanding your puppy and setting [...]

Separating Fact from Fiction—Separation Anxiety in Dogs

Separation anxiety begins innocently enough—a little whining when you leave, an overly enthusiastic reunion—but such anxiety can become a disruptive and potentially dangerous situation that negatively affects the pet-owner relationship. Separation anxiety’s subtle appearance is easy to ignore or misinterpret, and frequently leads to misunderstandings about its cause and treatment. To help dogs—and their owners—break [...]

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