by Firehouse Animal Health Center | May 3, 2021 | Blog
Dr Beth Spencer recommends storing dog and cat food in its original packaging, on a pantry shelf. You’ve done your research and chosen the best food for your cat and dog. Avoid these 3 mistakes once you get home. Don’t decant food into new canisters, which...
by Firehouse Animal Health Center | Apr 13, 2021 | Blog
Dr Penn Chinudomsub when she was with her cat named JJ. Cats can get along with newborns and kids if you plan ahead and use these tips. Bringing a new baby into the home can be exciting but could also mean extra stress on your pets. Cats, fairly or unfairly, can be a...
by Firehouse Animal Health Center | Apr 12, 2021 | Blog
A few easy steps can relieve your dog’s anxiety when you bring home a new baby, creating lasting friendships between your furry and human kids. Photo credit: Family Pupz For many of us, our dog was our first child. If you’re about to have a baby, congratulations! A...
by Firehouse Animal Health Center | Mar 3, 2021 | Blog
Our docs can offer advice on habits that promote a long, happy, healthy life New research shows that dogs age in spurts as their DNA changes. Dogs still age faster than humans. However, they don’t age in a straight line like previously believed. As dogs age, their...
by Firehouse Animal Health Center | Feb 11, 2021 | Blog
Male and female dogs hump buddies due to sexual instinct, to play, or to command control. Call us if this has become a habit for your pet. Is there anything more awkward than your dog humping another dog at the park? Perhaps sniffing a guest’s groin. But we’re here...
