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Traveling Without Your Pet? How to Prepare for a Pet Sitter or Boarding

Summer is a popular time for vacations—but not all pets can tag along. Whether you're hiring a pet sitter or boarding your pet, some prep work can make the experience smooth, safe, and stress-free for everyone involved. First, Decide What’s Best: Pet sitter:Ideal for pets who prefer routine and familiar surroundings Boarding:Good option for [...]

Keeping Indoor Cats Happy While Everyone Else Is Outside

Summer means open windows, outdoor time, and lots of stimulation—but what about your indoor cat? If your feline friend seems restless or bored, it could be a sign they need a little extra enrichment. Signs of Feline Boredom Increased vocalization Over-grooming or destructive scratching Aggression or attention-seeking behavior Sleeping more than usual Ways [...]

BBQ Season Hazards: What Not to Share With Your Pet

Backyard cookouts are a summer tradition—but they can be full of hidden hazards for pets. While those puppy-dog eyes might beg for a bite of your burger, it’s important to know what’s safe and what could cause serious harm. Foods to Keep Away From Pets Cooked bones: Especially chicken or rib bones—can splinter and [...]

Sunburn in Pets: Yes, It’s Real—And Preventable

When you think of sunburn, you probably imagine a day at the beach, not your pet. But dogs and cats can get sunburned—and it’s more common than many pet owners realize. Pets Most at Risk Light-colored or short-haired breeds Hairless breeds (like Chinese Cresteds or Sphynx cats) Pets with shaved or thin fur due [...]

Heat Stroke in Pets: What Every Owner Needs to Know This Summer

As temperatures soar during the warmer months, our pets are at a greater risk for heat stroke — a potentially life-threatening condition that can escalate quickly without immediate action. Unlike humans, dogs and cats don’t sweat to cool themselves. They rely primarily on panting, which makes them far more vulnerable to overheating. At Vets to [...]

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