Big, Bright Smile: How to Brush Your Pet’s Teeth

Big, Bright Smile: How to Brush Your Pet’s Teeth

Your pet’s teeth are not only important for eating and chewing, they are also connected to other aspects of your pet’s health. Pets with good oral health and consistent brushing and cleaning are less likely to lose teeth, develop decay, and succumb to periodontal disease. While wellness examinations and dental cleanings are paramount to a […]

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A Spotlight on Pet Dental Cleanings Using Anesthesia

A Spotlight on Pet Dental Cleanings Using Anesthesia

Your pet’s oral health is the key to many other aspects of good health. In fact, dental disease has been linked to heart disease and other diseases of the internal body, such as liver disease. What was once an afterthought, keeping your pet’s teeth healthy through daily tooth brushing and annual examinations is something that […]

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New Year’s Resolutions For Pets and Their People

New Year’s Resolutions For Pets and Their People

Do you hear that? It’s the collective sound of pencils hitting paper (or the tap tap of typing) as we all write down our new year’s resolutions. Ringing in the new year with a list of things we’d like to improve is a time honored tradition. And whether it’s eating better, being more mindful, or […]

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What a Year! Our Top 5 Pet Blogs of 2019

What a Year! Our Top 5 Pet Blogs of 2019

This past year has been a great one, full of all sorts of fun and memories. If you are anything like the team at Sunrise Boulevard Animal Hospital, many of those good times probably have included your pets in some form or another. Helping you to understand and enjoy your pet is a big part […]

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Make Only Happy Memories With Our Holiday Pet Safety Tips

Make Only Happy Memories With Our Holiday Pet Safety Tips

Many pet owners are on high alert during the last couple months of the year – and for good reason! Without a doubt, holiday-related risks seem to multiply between Halloween and New Year’s Eve. Like many things in life, the more you prepare for possible calamity the better off you are. To that end, we’ve […]

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Senior Pet Health: Taking Great Care of Your Golden Oldie

Senior Pet Health: Taking Great Care of Your Golden Oldie

If you’ve noticed a little grey around your fur-baby’s muzzle, you may have a senior pet. According to the AVMA, as a result of better pet nutrition and access to advanced veterinary care, pets are living longer lives. This means that our beloved companions can be seniors for longer portions of their lives.  But just […]

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Celebrate Thanksgiving with Your Pet!

Celebrate Thanksgiving with Your Pet!

Your fur friend is a member of your family, so no doubt you will want to include them in the holiday cheer. After all, they are a big part of what we are grateful for every year. Enjoying the holiday with four-leggeds takes some planning and care, but it is as simple as knowing what […]

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Canine Code of Conduct: The Principles of Dog Walking Etiquette

Canine Code of Conduct: The Principles of Dog Walking Etiquette

It’s impossible to deny the benefits of the daily dog walk. Not only does it provide exercise for both the dog and their handler, it’s an important way for dogs to connect to their surroundings and gives them the mental stimulation they require for overall well being.  Of course, taking Fido out for his daily […]

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Halloween Pet Safety

Halloween Pet Safety

Halloween can be a festive and fun time for adults and kids alike. But for pets? Let’s face it, Halloween can be a nightmare for our furry friends. Although some pets are Halloween pros, it’s still wise to be cautious about how, when, and where you expose them to the festivities. For pets, there are […]

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Celebrating Happy, Healthy Cat Month

Celebrating Happy, Healthy Cat Month

Cats are widely perceived as being solitary, aloof, low-maintenance pets, but this couldn’t be further from the truth. They are inquisitive, affectionate, entertaining, and just as dependent on routine veterinary care as their canine counterparts. However, despite the fact that cats are America’s #1 pet, they receive less in the way of supportive medical care.  […]

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