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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A Case of the Ouchies: The Importance of Pet Pain Awareness 

A Case of the Ouchies: The Importance of Pet Pain Awareness 

The venerable International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management (IVAPM) designated September as Animal Pain Awareness month. Along with animal hospitals around the world, Sunrise Boulevard Animal Hospital is proud to be part of the initiative.  Unlike us, the pets we know and love cannot tell us where they hurt. Symptoms of pet pain are often […]

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Yes Or No? The Question of Pet Insurance

Yes Or No? The Question of Pet Insurance

Our pets are a part of our family, and there’s no replacing their unconditional love, devotion, and the hours of joy they provide us. So it stands to reason why we go to great lengths to keep them healthy and to have them treated when they are sick or injured.  In this day and age, […]

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A No-Go: The Dangers of Retractable Leashes 

A No-Go: The Dangers of Retractable Leashes 

If you own a dog you know that the amount of gear and tools needed – bed, collar, food dishes, brushes, treats, dog food, toys – rivals that of a new baby. And of these, a good leash is at the top of the list.  Leashes vary in size, length, material and design, and there […]

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The Dog Days of Summer: Summer Pet Safety

The Dog Days of Summer: Summer Pet Safety

As the temperatures climb, summer fun is on everyone’s minds. Whether it’s hiking in the hills, a beach day, or just lounging in the backyard, chances are your days are full of outdoor time. Summer is not all fun in the sun, though. When it comes to our pets, a little extra TLC when temperatures […]

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Build a Catio, Give Your Cat the Best of Both Worlds 

Build a Catio, Give Your Cat the Best of Both Worlds 

When it comes to making their furry friends happy, cat owners are accustomed to thinking outside the box. Between cat trees and hammocks, window perches and cardboard castles, they try their best to ensure their cats remain comfortable, secure, curious, and connected to their environment.  For strictly indoor cats that show an eagerness to roam, […]

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