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Giving your dog heartworm prevention year-round is very important and is recommended by our veterinary staff. Many do not know that according to the American Heartworm Society, which tracks heartworm prevalence across the United States, Ohio falls within the region where heartworm disease is endemic. This means that while not every dog or cat may contract heartworm, the risk is present, and preventative measures are strongly recommended.

We think that you will agree that pets make the Purrrrfect date on Valentine's Day! Here are the top 10 reasons we came up with for why our pets are the best companion on this day!

Over the past few months numerous cases of CIRDC have been reported by veterinarians in numerous states according to the AVMA. The direct cause at this point is unknown as testing has not isolated the main pathogen. This respiratory disease can be bacterial, viral, or both. Early testing, before antimicrobial use, is the best case scenario for identifying the predominant pathogen. As we continue to collect data and get updated by the AVMA we will update you.

On a snow day, there are plenty of fun activities you can do with your dog to make the most of the winter weather. Here are some ideas.

It's a new year! Have you licensed your dog yet? A dog license in Franklin County, Ohio is more than just a requirement - it has many other benefits.

As the holiday season approaches, many homes are adorned with festive decorations, including the classic and vibrant poinsettia plants.

As we embark on a new year, it's not just the two-legged members of the family who can benefit from a fresh start.