November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month. At Companion Animal Health and Rehabilitation Center, we’re celebrating with a special to promote one of the newest and most advanced cancer screening tests for dogs, the OncoK9 Test
Halloween is a time for fun and games, but it can also be a frightening time for pets. There are all sorts of things that can scare them – from costumes to loud noises to strange smells. If you want your pet to enjoy the holiday as much as you do, you need to take steps to keep them safe.
September is Happy Cat Month, and that means it’s time to start thinking about ways to make our cats happy! In this blog post, we will discuss five different ways that you can make your cat happy in September.
Proper socialization is a necessary component of dog training that helps to ensure puppies are able to grow into happy, confident, and friendly adult dogs. Here at CAHRC we are happy to provide some tips and tricks for socializing your new pup!
When looking for a new family pet, it’s important to consider the breed of dog because not all dogs are the same. Different breeds have different temperaments and needs, and this makes certain breeds a much better fit for family life in southern California than others.
Canine rehabilitation is similar to physical therapy for humans, but it is designed for the treatment and physical rehabilitation of dogs.
May is Asthma Awareness Month, and at Compassion Animal Hospital, we like to spend the month helping to educate pet owners about asthma in pets, the signs and symptoms, and what you should do if you think your pet might be struggling with breathing issues.
There’s a lot of talk about heartworm prevention for dogs, and this often leaves cat owners confused about whether or not our feline friends are at risk and in need of heartworm protection, too.
5 Things to Know Before Getting a Dog
Deciding to adopt a dog is a big decision. Having a pet can be an immensely rewarding experience. Pets give us something to love and nurture while providing us with companionship and company. There’s more to adopting a dog, however, than endless snuggles and tail wags.
Our pets simply can’t tell us when they’re feeling unwell, and animals instinctively try to mask or hide signs of illness, injury, or pain for their own survival and safety.
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