Treatment Options for Pets with Cancer

Treatment Options for Pets with Cancer

Maybe your pet hasn’t been themselves for a couple of months or perhaps they get sick suddenly. At the vet’s office, you get the devastating news that your favorite furry friend has cancer. With so many choices for treatment, what is the best route for healing your beloved pet?  Traditional Cancer Treatments Traditional cancer treatments […]

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Pet-Friendly Treats for Halloween

Pet-Friendly Treats for Halloween

Do you dress your pets in Halloween costumes? Do they come along when the family is out for tricks and treats? Sweet treats might be okay for kids this time of year, but they are not all okay for your pets. Chocolate, Sugar, and Xylitol Spell Trouble for Pets! Many ingredients found in Halloween treats […]

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Why Do Dogs Slobber?

Why Do Dogs Slobber?

You ask yourself this every time your hand or face is soaked in doggie drool. Thankfully, that pooch with the wide grin and floppy jowls is irresistible. One look at that fuzzy face, and all but love is forgotten. Dog Slobber Comes in all Shapes and Sizes Short and stocky, tall and muscular, dog slobber […]

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The Cat Wellness Exam (And Why Your Cat Needs You to Bring Them In)

The Cat Wellness Exam (And Why Your Cat Needs You to Bring Them In)

Bringing your cat in for their annual wellness exam is an important event that our doctors at Sunrise Boulevard Animal Hospital feel is important for every patient. Not all cats love the trip, though, and as a pet owner, it may not be obvious as to why wellness exams are so important. Understanding what we […]

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The Dog Wellness Exam (As Told By Your Pet)

The Dog Wellness Exam (As Told By Your Pet)

Bringing your dog in for an annual wellness exam is an important event that our doctors at Sunrise Boulevard Animal Hospital recommend for every patient. As a pet owner it may not be obvious, though, as to why wellness exams are so important. Understanding what we do during one of these visits and why it […]

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Toxic Foods for Dogs: What You Need to Know

Toxic Foods for Dogs: What You Need to Know

Do you feed your dog scraps from your dinner plate? Do you share popcorn, potato chips, and pizza with your furry friends? How can you know if these foods are safe for your pups? After all, they’re okay for you, right? If It Tastes Good, It Must Be Safe Rat poison and ant traps are […]

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Human Foods Your Dog Can Enjoy

Human Foods Your Dog Can Enjoy

There are many foods you must avoid when thinking about treating your dog to a special snack. There are also a wide variety of foods that both you and your pet can enjoy. All things in moderation, though! It’s important to remember your favorite canine is already getting proper nutrition with a veterinarian-approved diet. Some […]

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How Do You Know If Your Pet Drinks Enough Water?

How Do You Know If Your Pet Drinks Enough Water?

Pet Owners have their work cut out for them all year round, but summer presents some unique risks to cats and dogs. In addition to fireworks, parasites, and the unpredictable weather of summer, we also must wonder if their hydration needs are met. When it comes to their health and well-being, it’s essential to question […]

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My Pet Has Fleas! How Do I Get Rid of Them?

My Pet Has Fleas! How Do I Get Rid of Them?

Warm temperatures are on the rise, and creatures big and small are taking advantage of the longer, steamier days. Fleas are definitely part of this increased activity. While they can be active all year round, their numbers increase exponentially during the spring and summer. A single flea can live up to 100 days and produce […]

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Sunrise Boulevard Animal Hospital’s Current Appointment Process

Sunrise Boulevard Animal Hospital’s Current Appointment Process

The team at Sunrise Boulevard Animal Hospital understands just how hard the last year has been on us all. Veterinary hospitals across the country have experienced unprecedented appointment requests. This combined with new Covid-19 protocols (like curbside service) and trying to avoid employee burnout means that your typical veterinary visit seems to take much longer […]

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