Running with Fido
Part 1: Making the right decisions By Karen Sturtevant We’ve all seen them: people jogging with their furry friends. I am a runner – a very slow one, but a runner nonetheless. I’ve often thought …
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Keeping Horses Hydrated
Did you know that horses need a minimum of 10 gallons of water a day? This week’s blog post will provide a few tips on how to keep horses hydrated, as well as some of the warning signs of dehydration.
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Traveling with Pets
It’s summer, and that means lots of travel plans, some of which includes pets. This week’s blog post provides some tips to keep your pet calm, safe, and happy on road trips.
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Giving Pet Owners Bad News: Part II
By Ashley Watson This weekend I was given some scary news about my cat. I had to take her to a new clinic because my regular veterinarian is on vacation until the end of July. …
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Giving Pet Owners Bad News: Part I
By Ashley Watson This weekend I was given some scary news about my cat. I had to take her to a new clinic because my regular veterinarian is on vacation until the end of July. …
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More Dock Dogs Videos
Dock Dogs competitors and Houston, TX residents, David and Kerri Flores, share a video of their dog, Cash at a Dock Dogs event.
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Team Camo Update
If you read the post from last week about Team Camo, you will be excited to see these YouTube videos of two of their championship dogs competing in Dock Dogs tournaments.
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Meet Team Camo and their Dock Dogs Competitors
This week’s blog post is written by David and Kerri Flores. Read about their 7 dogs and the champions that compete in Dock Dogs events.
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Keeping Pets Calm During 4th of July Fireworks
The 4th of July is just a week away, and fireworks can be a problem for nervous pets, causing stress-related behavior problems, trembling, and general anxiety. This week’s blog post provides some excellent tips on keeping pets calm during stressful times.
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Oakland Zoo’s Veterinary Hospital Earns Second-Highest Level of LEED Certification
The Oakland Zoo’s veterinary hospital has been awarded the second-highest level of LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) certification in the country by The U.S. Green Building Counci, making this facility one of the only two West Coast veterinary facilities to hold Gold status.
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