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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Allergies or Infection? Late-Summer Skin Conditions in Michigan Pets

Allergies or Infection? Late-Summer Skin Conditions in Michigan Pets

As the seasons change, so do a pet’s possible risk for various health conditions. Often, problems affecting the skin are related to parasites, environmental debris (like a foxtail), or an injury—all of which can result in a type of infection. Allergies, on the other hand, can also impact the skin. Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates has […]

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On the Road Again… Tips for Traveling with Pets

On the Road Again… Tips for Traveling with Pets

With the kids out of school and longer days at hand, many families choose summertime for vacations and weekends in the outdoors. For those with pets, bringing along the car-ride-loving family dog (or the reluctant-to-travel cat) is an an attractive option. But, traveling with pets adds a different dynamic to road trips and hip destinations. […]

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It’s Hot Out There! Protect Those Precious Pet Paws

It’s Hot Out There! Protect Those Precious Pet Paws

Although our pets seem to run, lunge, pounce, and leap as if their paws are made of steel, pet paws are actually quite sensitive and susceptible to injury. During the hot summer months, paw burns are common, so take extra care this year and practice some general safety precautions and pet paw TLC.

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Are You Giving Your Pet Unsafe Medications? What to Watch For

Are You Giving Your Pet Unsafe Medications? What to Watch For

When your furry family member isn’t feeling well, it can be tempting to reach for your own medicine cabinet for a fix. Maybe you have over-the-counter (OTC) pet meds, or maybe you have some human medications you think you can use for your pet. But giving your pet medications without carefully researching and thinking it […]

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Thinking of Adopting a Cat? Here’s What You Should Know

Thinking of Adopting a Cat? Here’s What You Should Know

If you’ve ever wondered when is the best time to adopt a cat, we’re here to share important information about adding a kitty to your family just in time for Adopt a Cat Month. Every cat deserves a safe, loving home, and we stand behind this incredible movement to raise awareness and promote responsible cat […]

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Reptile Care in Spring & Summer: Proper Humidity and Temperature Control

Reptile Care in Spring & Summer: Proper Humidity and Temperature Control

Reptile care in the warmer months requires a bit of extra planning to keep your scaly companion comfortable. At Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates, we understand the importance of proper humidity and temperature control as spring and summer settle in. In this post, we share practical tips and insights for spring and summer to help you […]

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Vestibular Disease in Older Dogs: Symptoms, Recovery, and Treatment

Vestibular Disease in Older Dogs: Symptoms, Recovery, and Treatment

If your older dog starts falling down a lot, tilting his head to the side, or struggling to stand up, he might be living with vestibular disease. The condition has a frightening name, but vestibular disease in dogs usually isn’t life-threatening.  Here’s what the team at Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates wants pet parents to know […]

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Why Muddy Paws Matter: The Hidden Benefits of Dirty Play for Pets

Why Muddy Paws Matter: The Hidden Benefits of Dirty Play for Pets

Let’s face it—muddy paw prints on your floors might not be your favorite sight, but those messy adventures could be doing your pet a world of good! At Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates, we believe that embracing outdoor play is more than just a chance for pets to burn energy; it’s an essential part of their […]

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Easter Egg Hunts for Dogs: How to Make It Fun and Safe

Easter Egg Hunts for Dogs: How to Make It Fun and Safe

Easter isn’t just for kids, or for adults who love the nostalgia of an Easter egg hunt. If you are a pup parent—whether or not you have human children too—don’t miss out on the excitement of an Easter egg hunt with pets! The team at Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates has a few tips for setting […]

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