Decorations come out in Centennial homes the week after Thanksgiving, and with them come ribbon, tinsel, yarn and curling tape. To a cat these are the best things in the house. The trouble is that of everything a cat can
Onion, garlic, leeks, shallots and chives all damage red blood cells in dogs and cats, and the trouble is that the serious part does not show up for days. A pet who ate stuffing on Thanksgiving Thursday can look complete
Late September is the quiet deadline of the pet year. Boarding facilities and sitters around Centennial fill their Thanksgiving and December calendars weeks in advance, and anything your pet needs in order to be accepted
Separation anxiety happens when a dog or cat becomes distressed at being left alone, and the September return to school and work often brings it to the surface. Pacing, howling, indoor accidents, scratched door frames, a
Summer atopic allergies in Centennial dogs and cats are usually driven by environmental triggers like pollen, grasses, and mold. Common signs include constant itching, licking or chewing paws, red or infected ears, and r
Dogs and cats instinctively hide pain, so it often shows up as subtle changes in behavior rather than obvious distress.
Watching your dog or cat move a little slower or sleep a little longer can be one of the first
