As a pet owner, you may have noticed that your furry friend is constantly scratching, biting, or rubbing against objects in your home. These symptoms could be a sign of allergies in pets, which can be uncomfortable and sometimes even dangerous for your beloved companion.

With the warmer weather finally here, and April being Canine Fitness Month, we think it is the perfect time to focus on ways to keep your pup active and healthy.

As a pet owner, you always want the best for your furry friend. When your pet is injured or experiencing chronic pain, it can be difficult to find effective treatment options. One therapy that has gained popularity in recent years is shock wave therapy.

Taking care of your pet’s dental health is crucial to their overall wellbeing. Just like humans, pets can suffer from dental issues that can lead to discomfort, pain, and even more serious health problems. At Companion Animal Health and Rehabilitation Center, our team of experienced veterinary professionals provides comprehensive dentistry services for pets of all ages and sizes.

As veterinary medicine has improved over the last several decades, our pets are now living longer lives. This means they’re facing additional health challenges as they age. As a result, veterinary medicine has been developing revolutionary treatments to help pets stay healthy, happy, and active well into their golden years.

At Companion Animal Health and Rehabilitation Center, we love cats every month of the year. December, however, has been officially designated as National Cat Lovers’ Month, a time to celebrate loving cats. You can celebrate all month long by making special efforts to show your cat how much you care.