Neurological Health in Pets: Recognizing & Managing Nervous System Disorders

Neurological Health in Pets: Recognizing & Managing Nervous System Disorders

Your pet’s personality is one of the best parts of sharing life with them—those quirky head tilts, zoomies, and snuggles that brighten your day. But when something seems “off,” it can be alarming. Changes in behavior, coordination, or awareness might be more than just odd moments. They could point to an issue within your pet’s […]

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Why Michigan Pets Need More Hydration in the Winter

Why Michigan Pets Need More Hydration in the Winter

When the snow falls and temperatures drop, pet parents are quick to bundle up their furry friends in cute sweaters and paw booties. But there’s one essential winter accessory that often gets overlooked: water. Your pets may not be panting from summer heat, but their bodies still need to stay hydrated during colder months.  At […]

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Preventing Pet Joint Stiffness in Michigan Winters

Preventing Pet Joint Stiffness in Michigan Winters

There’s something special about a Michigan winter: snow falls, the air becomes crisp, and the nights get cozier than they are throughout the rest of the year. But for aging pets, the cold months can bring more discomfort than delight.  If you care for an older cat or dog, it’s crucial to understand how cold […]

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Pancreatitis in Pets: The Holiday Condition You’ve Never Heard Of

Pancreatitis in Pets: The Holiday Condition You’ve Never Heard Of

It’s common to overindulge around the holidays. We might even be tempted to share our fall feasts with our pets. Sure, you might suffer a stomachache or two this time of year, and you could think the same would be safe and normal for your dog or cat. But you should be aware of a […]

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Cold Snaps and Collapsed Tracheas: Breathing Troubles in Small Dogs

Cold Snaps and Collapsed Tracheas: Breathing Troubles in Small Dogs

Cooler weather has arrived, bringing those notorious cold snaps we sometimes face in Michigan. When the temperature drops quickly, it can trigger or worsen breathing issues in dogs with collapsed tracheas, especially smaller breeds. At Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates, we want pet owners to be ready for pet breathing problems and other challenges these special pups […]

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Seasonal Scares: What You Need to Know About Halloween Pet Safety

Seasonal Scares: What You Need to Know About Halloween Pet Safety

Autumn is the perfect time of year for making memories, and, for many, those memories involve one of the most beloved of American holidays: Halloween! However, this time of year can be fraught with danger for our furry family members, meaning that Halloween pet safety should be a top priority when it comes to enjoying […]

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Chilly Nights and Holidays: Be Prepared with Some Fall Pet Safety Tips

Chilly Nights and Holidays: Be Prepared with Some Fall Pet Safety Tips

It’s coming! The change in the weather and that crisp, cool air perfect for gathering apples, raking leaves, and roasting corn. And of course Halloween and Thanksgiving are also on the horizon. What’s not to love about fall? While this is an incredible time for many of us, the season poses additional risks for pets. […]

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Scent Enrichment for Indoor Pets as Days Get Shorter

Scent Enrichment for Indoor Pets as Days Get Shorter

As the days get shorter and cooler, many of our indoor pets are spending more time inside.  This can mean more naps, more lounging, and sometimes…more boredom. While fall is a cozy season for humans, pets can’t enjoy the same pumpkin-spice atmosphere we can. They often deeply feel the lack of stimulation and movement, especially […]

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Mushroom Season Hazards: Identifying Toxic Fungi in Your Yard

Mushroom Season Hazards: Identifying Toxic Fungi in Your Yard

With every season, there comes a list of possible health hazards. Early fall means it’s time for mushrooms, many of which can be toxic to animals. Identifying toxic fungi in your yard is an important priority to keep pets safe, and we can help you do just that.

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Why Your Cat’s Hairballs Might Be Worse in August

Why Your Cat’s Hairballs Might Be Worse in August

Cats may be experts at keeping themselves clean, but all that grooming can come with a furry downside—especially in late summer. If you’ve noticed more hairballs showing up around the house lately, August could be to blame.  At Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates, we understand how seasonal changes can affect your cat’s grooming habits and overall […]

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