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May 12, 2022
Summer is just around the corner and with it comes rising temperatures. As humans, many of us enjoy warmer weather and will be happy to bask in the sunshine, but the Summer heat can potentially be dangerous for our pets. Here’s what you need to know about how hot weather affects pets and what to do to keep them safe.
February 9, 2022
Just like us, dogs need to eat a healthy, balanced, and nutrient-rich diet. This means that they need a good blend of proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals. Exactly how much of each of these components your dog may need will depend on their age, weight, physical health, lifestyle, and whether they are experiencing any medical conditions. Some health issues that can occur in our canine companions can be improved by altering their diet and providing improved nutrition.
November 8, 2021
Knowing where to leave your pet while you go on vacation can be a big struggle. Searching for someone who can take care of your pet and cater to his or her needs while you’re away is not an easy task. There are boarding facilities that can give your pet the care it needs, and you can travel assured that your pet is in the right hands. Boarding your pet at Animal Hospital of Padre Island is a great way to relax while you go on vacation.
August 18, 2021
When preparing for an impending hurricane, it is important to take a moment to review the top safety tips for pets. Leaving your pet out of your hurricane preparedness and evacuation plans can put you, your pet, and first responders at risk.
August 3, 2021
Most people have heard of fleas. These microscopic, wingless parasites may be small in stature, but they can cause a big problem for pets and households that are affected by them.
March 24, 2021
Many of us attend regular appointments with our doctors so that our health and wellness can be monitored by a professional. However, did you know it’s just as important for your pet to attend routine wellness exams too? Just like us, our animals can develop health problems and become sick, but since they aren’t able to verbally communicate with us to tell us what’s wrong, they rely on us picking up clues from their behavior to find out that they need medical attention. Fortunately, routine wellness exams are also designed to pick up any developing health problems so that they can be addressed quickly, before your pet suffers unnecessarily.
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