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10 White Lies Veterinarians Tell Clients

If you are a regular at dog parks, you know that some pet owners can be clueless. If you recognize yourself in any of these veterinary sarcasms, take notes for your next visit so that you and your pet won’t be the next clients from H-E-double-toothpicks. Read more.

12 tips to help avoid tragedy at the pet groomer

After reports of pet deaths at groomers across the country, here are some tips and things to look out for when choosing a pet groomer.

10 Things You Shouldn't Say to Your Veterinarian

Dr. Patty Khuly outlines some remarks that this veterinarian would prefer not to hear from pet owners.

Tips and tricks for pet grooming

Here are some tips to make grooming your four-legged friend easier and safer for everyone.

10 High-Maintenance Dog Breeds

Looking for a low-key dog to keep you company by the fire? We’ve found 10 high-maintenance breeds you can cross off your list. Here’s why.

Why cats and dogs are acting differently

10 Dog Breeds That Are Prone to Obesity

If your dog is one of the breeds on this list, take extra care to watch its weight.

Using A Pet Boarding Facility When Going On Vacation

When someone wishes to take a much needed vacation, and they have a dog or cat to care for, they may want to consider using a pet boarding facility to help. A business that offers accommodations for dogs or cats is a wonderful...

Pet Grooming: It’s More Than Just Looks

Grooming your pet – that is, bathing, conditioning, trimming, and brushing – can feel like extra chores on an already long list. But when you consider how good pet grooming is for overall health and wellness, it’s the kind of activity that you may come to value. Nope, grooming isn’t just for the aesthetics, and The Pet Experts at Naperville Animal Hospital have some advice on ways to unleash your inner stylist.

Who's Your Favorite Pet Groomer?

What groomer in the Sedalia/Warrensburg area does the best job?

Is Your Pet Boarding Safe?

Not all pet boarding facilities, hotels, resorts and camps are the same. Do you know who is really watching your love one? Are they safe and cared for?

Is There Much of a Difference?

There comes a time in every pet parent’s life when they’ll have to be away from home for a few days.

The Little Known Talent that Pet Groomers Often Possess

B.C. Henschen explains why pet stores should promote more than just their groomers’ styling skills.

4 Ways To Prevent Kennel Stress During Pet Boarding

When taking your dog to a kennel, there are a few things that owners can do to limit the amount of stress the dog feels while it is there. These include...

Pet Groomer Near Me: Is That Pet Groomer the Right One For You?

As your local vets in Raleigh, we hope to answer all of your questions about pet care, vet care, and responsible pet ownership.

Are There Dog Breeds That Don't Shed? 5 Pet Grooming Myths Debunked

Dr. Patty Khuly busts five of the most common misconceptions about dog and cat grooming — including the one about dog breeds that do not shed.

Choose the Perfect Pet Boarding Kennel With These 5 Questions

For many people, pets are like family, so you want your companion to receive top-quality treatment during their boarding kennel stay. The surest way to guarantee this is

The Medical Benefits of Pet Boarding

In addition to the increased interaction your pet will receive in boarding compared to being stuck at home alone, boarding can be especially beneficial for pets who have special medical needs and are under veterinarian care.

Cat Grooming: What's Unusual?

If your cat is like most felines, she spends hours every day grooming herself. Lick the paws, check. Use the damp paws to clean behind the ears, check. Your cat is capable of bending and contorting herself into all manner of funny positions to aim that rough tongue “just so” at a particular problem area.In general finicky cats are pretty good at keeping themselves clean. However, it turns out there are other reasons your cat grooms him or herself besides cleanliness.

Is Cat Grooming Really Necessary?

Most people think cats can take care of themselves—and they’d actually prefer it that way—but even the most fastidious feline groomers could use a helping hand.