Outdated Suspicions: Let’s Debunk Myths & Create Safe Havens for All Black Cats

Outdated Suspicions: Let’s Debunk Myths & Create Safe Havens for All Black Cats

It’s odd that there’s a certain time of year that threatens the safety and well being of a very specific animal. All cats deserve the comfort and peace of their very homes, but during the days before and after Halloween, black cats need extra special protection.  Why is this, exactly?  The prejudice and fear people […]

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Those Precious Pads: Winter Paw Care 101

Those Precious Pads: Winter Paw Care 101

Your pet’s paws are adorable, yet it’s easy to imagine they’re also tough-as-nails. After all, your pet uses them every day to walk, run, and play in all types of weather, and they don’t seem to be affected at all…right? As it turns out, paw pads aren’t as indestructible as they might seem. Winter weather […]

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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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Focus on Fleas and Pets

Focus on Fleas and Pets

What’s worse than listening to your dog scratching through all hours of the night? Listening to your dog scratching through all hours of the night and having a flea infestation in your home! Fleas and pets are not for the faint of heart, but luckily Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates has all the information that you […]

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More or Less: The Guide to Bathing Your Pet In Summer

More or Less: The Guide to Bathing Your Pet In Summer

Do you have a dirty dog or a dusty cat? We feel your pain. Summer is prime time for animals to experience the great outdoors, and for some, that simply means rolling around in it. Dirt or dust baths, river time, and frolicking through the grass all make pets happy campers, but can contribute to […]

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All Your Eggs in One Basket: Spring Pet Safety You Can Count On

All Your Eggs in One Basket: Spring Pet Safety You Can Count On

If it seems like every season comes with its own set of pet safety precautions, it’s because, well, they do! As far as health threats, they all have things in common, but each one also has its own risks connected to certain holidays or events. Without a careful look at these specifics, spring pet safety […]

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When Disaster Strikes, Pet Safety Looms Large

When Disaster Strikes, Pet Safety Looms Large

When asked what we should prepare for, the founder of Boy Scouts of America, Robert Baden-Powell, declared, “Why, for any old thing.” Sure, he might not have been referring to the ability to deal with emergencies, but knowing what to do under pressure is an important life-saving skill. The motto “be prepared” applies to everyone. […]

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Love is in the Air: Valentine’s Day With Your Pet

Love is in the Air: Valentine’s Day With Your Pet

In the dark, cold winter months, there’s something to be said about marking the season with a holiday that’s all about love. Valentine’s Day is a chance to celebrate those we cherish with flowers, fancy meals, and other gifts as a way to express our love. And who could be more deserving of our love […]

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Should my Pet Drink More Water? The Signs of Dehydration in Pets

Should my Pet Drink More Water? The Signs of Dehydration in Pets

When the sun is blazing and the temps are rising, you may definitely feel the urge for a glass of ice cold water (or other beverage). In fact, you may notice everyone going through the office water bottles at a faster rate. But how often do we pause to notice how thirsty our pets are […]

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