Smell the Roses With Our Spring Pet Safety Tips

Smell the Roses With Our Spring Pet Safety Tips

When you pay attention to the myriad risks out there and make safe choices, you really can have your cake and eat it, too. Remember, when we discuss spring pet safety, our goal is not to frighten you and your pet. Instead, we want you to think carefully about your surroundings to create opportunities for […]

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What You Should Know About Paw Pad Care

What You Should Know About Paw Pad Care

Caring for your pet’s feet is a year-round affair, but seasonal extremes definitely create opportunities for extra attention. Whether it’s hot asphalt in the summer or the painfully drying effects of winter ice melt, your pet’s paws deserve full protection. To that end, we offer these supportive tips in paw pad care in the hopes […]

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A Pet Owner’s Guide to Zoonotic Diseases

A Pet Owner’s Guide to Zoonotic Diseases

A zoonosis is a disease that can be transmitted to humans by other species. While zoonotic diseases are a concern for anyone, pet owners often have added risks. Thankfully, there are many precautions that can be taken to minimize these risks, as well as encourage the health of family member pets. Common Zoonotic Diseases One […]

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Important Pet Winter Safety Tips

Important Pet Winter Safety Tips

Galoshes? Check. Coat and scarf? Check. Flu shot? Check. For people, winter readiness is a part of life, but do we as pet owners also consider all the important factors that go into pet winter safety? To help your bestie stay safe and comfortable despite the ice, wind, and cold, Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates has […]

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Bloat in Dogs: What Every Dog Owner Should Know

Bloat in Dogs: What Every Dog Owner Should Know

Bloat in dogs may sound like just a bad case of indigestion, but it’s far more complex and serious than that. Gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), commonly called bloat, is a condition that causes the stomach to expand with fluid, food, or air, and then rotate or “flip”. It can be fatal if not treated immediately. Keep […]

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The Great Escape: How to Prevent a Pet from Escaping

The Great Escape: How to Prevent a Pet from Escaping

No matter how much you love them or how wonderful a pet parent you are, some pets will try and get loose on occasion. It may be their natural curiosity that gets the better of them or they might catch a glimpse of the cat next door. However, when a pet is chronically trying to […]

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Rabies 101 for Pet Owners

Rabies 101 for Pet Owners

Most everyone has heard of rabies, and while people generally understand that it’s dangerous, not everyone is aware of what rabies is, how it is transmitted, and what the risk is to people and pets. Although rabies is largely controlled in the United States, it still remains a concern. Each year, hundreds of dogs and […]

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Understanding and Treating Canine Aggression

Understanding and Treating Canine Aggression

One of the worst scenarios for dog owners is knowing their cherished pet is prone to biting or other forms of aggression. Canine aggression is cause for concern and can result in one of the thousands of dog bite incidents that occur each year. Untreated, canine aggression can pose serious risks to the dogs themselves […]

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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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Healthy Tips to Keep Your Cat Fit

Healthy Tips to Keep Your Cat Fit

Your cat is a natural-born hunter, and much of his or her play is tied to these inherited predatory instincts. Kittens are exemplary in their capacity to play, which also helps them develop motor skills and burn off all that extra energy. However, play shouldn’t stop after kittenhood. Interactive play is important for cats of […]

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