SURREY, British Columbia – August 21, 2026 – Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital (BBVSH) is cautioning pet owners that continuing seasonal heat can push dogs and cats into life-threatening emergencies within minutes, from heatstroke in parked vehicles to serious dehydration. The hospital’s Emergency and Critical Care Service reports an increase in both conditions, many of…
ST. LOUIS, July 31, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Litter box odor is one of the most misunderstood aspects of cat ownership. Nathan Huck is a Director of Innovation at Purina with more than two decades of experience studying cat litter. Most households, he says, are solving for the wrong thing — masking odor rather than eliminating…
By Andrey Volkov When a beloved dog or cat enters the last stage of a chronic illness or old age, most articles focus on medical checklists: appetite, mobility, breathing rate. These are useful, but they miss something families notice first and trust least, the small natural comfort behaviors that tell you whether a pet still…
By Michalis Platellas Most dogs want nothing to do with a toothbrush. You corner them, they clamp their jaw shut, and the whole thing becomes a wrestling match nobody wins. So the brush goes back in the drawer, guilt sets in, and the plaque keeps quietly building along the gumline.
AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — As families refocus on routines early in the year, veterinarians say it’s an ideal time to take a closer look at their pets’ nutrition and activity levels.
AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Like people, pets experience changes in their health as they age, and their teeth are no exception. Unfortunately, misconceptions about senior dental care can prevent pet owners from taking the steps needed to ensure their furry companions stay healthy and comfortable. Thrive Pet Healthcare addresses five common myths…
It’s Veterinary Technician Week! The below press release explains the valuable contribution these unsung heroes make to the pet care community.
A new study conducted at the University of Liverpool has discovered many dog parents dismiss changes in their aging pets as symptoms of old age. Unfortunately, these changes can also be symptoms of serious health problems.
One of the first concerns of many pet parents is to find a home with a yard for their dog. Once they have it, they quickly learn how hard dogs can be on fences, landscaping, plants, and lawns. Training can minimize this damage, but one thing seems unavoidable – ugly yellow, brown, or dark spots…
Have you ever been in peak condition? Or met someone who practically glowed with perfect health? That glow is vitality. They look good, they feel good, and their mind is as sharp as a kitten’s claw.
