Nervous pets (and excited ones!) are entitled to a calming medication to ease the stress of a vet visit or procedure. When you or I go to our doctor, we generally know what to expect and can mitigate our unease by communicating with our provider and the staff in the office. Our pets cannot anticipate the process of their vet visits (unless they happen frequently) or ask questions, of course, so they naturally become anxious. Their anxiety is uncomfortable and also can inhib

We understand that leaving a pet for an anesthetic procedure can be worrisome. This article explains the care your pet will receive and...

Before Surgery · You will not be able to bathe your pet for two weeks after surgery, so now is your last chance! The morning of the...

Before Surgery If you know that your pet will need extractions, pick up the wet version of their food in advance as the doctor will...