While the idea of your pet being under anesthesia can be stressful, rest assured that the care and well-being of your pet is the first thing on your veterinarian’s mind. In this video, Dr. Jusmeen Sarkar explains the ...

By understanding how our own behaviors and that of our pets may trigger opportunities for dog bite, we can do our part to reduce the number of dog bites, not only during Dog Bite Prevention week, but every ...

By having your pet spayed or neutered, you can do your part to prevent the birth of unwanted puppies and kittens and enhance your pet's health and quality of life. Dr. Tony Kremer gives you the facts on ...

Should your pet be vaccinated? Of course! But for why, and for what? Dr. Tony explains the ins and outs of having your pets vaccinated.

We can't ask our pets if they're feeling okay, so how do we know if something is wrong with them? Dr. Shelly Rubin explains some signs to look for and when it's necessary to take your pet to ...

The American Veterinary Medical Association recommends the use of microchip identification implants for pets to help raise the likelihood that lost pets will be returned to their owners. Dr. Melissa Feltes of the Care Animal Hospital of Arlington ...

Did you know that every year, more than 55,000 people in the world die from rabies? That's 1 person every 10 minutes! Learn more about this serious disease, including who is affected by rabies; how rabies is spread; ...