Caring For A Deaf Cat
National Deaf Pet Awareness Week starts September 19th, which is this Sunday. This is definitely a topic that could use more attention. About one percent of the kitty population is … Read More
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Safety Tips For The Dog Park
Does your canine buddy get super excited when he hears the word ‘park?’ The dog park may very well be one of Fido’s favorite spots! Your four-legged pal will both … Read More
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Why You Should Never Feed Your Pet Grapes or Raisins
Have you ever considered feeding your dog or cat a grape or its dried counterpart, the raisin? It’s not a good idea. It turns out that grapes and raisins can … Read More
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Spotlight On Assistance Dogs
International Assistance Dog Week starts today, August 1st. The 4th is also International Assistance Dog Day. Our canine companions are truly amazing animals! Fido’s devotion, intelligence, and hard work are … Read More
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Ways to Help Fido Cope With Fireworks
The Fourth of July is just a few days off. While many of us are looking forward to celebrating America’s birthday, it’s also important to remember that this can be … Read More
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Making Friends With a Reptile
Have you ever wondered if reptiles have emotions? It’s probably safe to say that they aren’t as sentimental or affectionate as dogs and cats, but there’s no true way to … Read More
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Introducing a Dog to Your Resident Cat
Are you adopting a dog? Congratulations! Of course, if you have a cat, your kitty probably won’t be as enthusiastic as we are. First impressions are a very big deal … Read More
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Now Offering Curbside & In-Clinic Service Options
Dear friends and clients, Companions Animal Hospital is currently offering both curbside service and in-clinic appointment options. Here is what you need to know: Please do not enter the building … Read More
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Grooming a Senior Cat
Is your kitty in her golden years? If so, she may need a helping hand with her beauty routine. Senior cats often have trouble bending and stretching. Obesity can also … Read More
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Help! My Dog Won’t Stop Sneezing
Just like you, your dog sneezes sometimes. Most often, it’s simply because small particles of dust, dirt, grass, or other materials make their way into the nasal passages—your dog uses … Read More
