Caring for your Companion

Boredom and environmental stressors can cause cats to display unwanted behaviors, and stress from inadequate enrichment also can lead to significant health issues. Our Animal Hospital of...

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a degenerative joint disease that commonly affects pets, but pet owners don’t always recognize the signs. OA is the leading cause of chronic pain in pets, and our Animal...

© Seattle Humane Society Resource Library Most cats have a specific preference about where they want to eliminate. By following the suggestions outlined in this handout, you’ll be able to start off...

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Keep in mind that all cats are unique. Your Animal Hospital of Parkland vet will discuss your dog’s planned lifestyle and risks, and then make recommendations and customize vaccines for your pet. A...

Crawford Canine Connection 425-330-9639 Email Lorenzo’s Dog Training 866-436-4959 Ahimsa Dog Training Seattle 206-364-4072 925 NW 49th St C, Seattle, WA 98107 Monday-Friday 10am-5pm Seattle...

©ASPCA Virtual Pet Behaviorist All Rights Reserved It is advised that dog owners call, interview, and ideally observe a trainer prior to hiring them. Do not consider using a trainer or training...

© 2010 ASPCA. All Rights Reserved Some trainers and behaviorists recommend introducing your dog to a new crate very gradually, over a period of a week or more. This method works well for timid dogs...

© 2010 ASPCA. All Rights Reserved Why Crate Train Your Dog? Used properly, a crate is an effective short-term tool for managing and training your dog. If you train your dog to be content in a crate,...

by DREW MCWATTERS, DVM Veterinarians have traditionally recommended universal spaying and neutering of dogs and have advised doing it at no later than six months of age. This recommendation came...