Feline Facts: Cat Separation Anxiety In An Anxious Age

Feline Facts: Cat Separation Anxiety In An Anxious Age

You’re packing a suitcase in preparation for a trip. Ordinarily, your cat might ignore or observe you from a distance, but in this moment the pink paws and twitchy whiskers are all over your clothes and toiletries. Sure, this could simply be a display of feline curiosity, but it could also mean that they know […]

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Dealing With Post-Lockdown Pet Separation Anxiety

Dealing With Post-Lockdown Pet Separation Anxiety

Regardless of everyone’s personal opinions on the statewide stay-at-home order here in Michigan, there’s one subset of the population that has no problems with it: our pets. Although their routines have been disrupted and some may be getting more attention than they need, pets by and large are thrilled to have their owners around all […]

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My Dog Got Sprayed by a Skunk!

My Dog Got Sprayed by a Skunk!

There’s probably no recognizable scent out there that evokes a familiar and unpleasant reaction than that of a skunk. We all recognize the smell and have a visceral reaction to it. Namely, to get away from the source, that black and white striped creature, the skunk. If your dog has been sticking their nose in […]

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Why is My Pet Shaking and Should I Be Worried?

Why is My Pet Shaking and Should I Be Worried?

As the caretaker of a smaller being who cannot talk, it’s only natural to worry when a new behavior or symptom appears. It might come naturally to panic a little when you see your pet shaking, but there are many reasons why this behavior can occur – and believe it or not, not all of […]

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A Six-Foot Bubble: Puppy Socialization in the Age of Social Distancing

A Six-Foot Bubble: Puppy Socialization in the Age of Social Distancing

Whether you adopted a puppy before stay-at-home orders came through, or you made the decision shortly thereafter, we applaud you. Never before have puppy owners been able to spend so much time with their adoptees. Despite having tons of fun together at home, you know you have a responsibility to introduce your puppy to the […]

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Help! How Do I Stop My Cat From Scratching The Furniture?

Help! How Do I Stop My Cat From Scratching The Furniture?

You love your cat, but you don’t love those little razor blades on the end of each adorable paw. If you’re tired of shredded chairs, couches, and cushions, you’ve come to the right place.  When it comes to scratching cats, we’ve pretty much seen it all here at Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates. We’ve put together […]

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Stuck Indoors? Let’s Have Some Fun with Indoor Pet Activities

Stuck Indoors? Let’s Have Some Fun with Indoor Pet Activities

If you and your family have been stuck inside during the COVID-19 pandemic, we can sympathize. We’re all in the same boat. And you may be wondering what you can do to entertain your pet, who is bouncing off the walls, bored with sitting at home, too. There are numerous entertaining things you and your […]

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Limping Along: Decoding your Limping Dog

Limping Along: Decoding your Limping Dog

Help, Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates! My dog is limping! As much as we want to help you when your pet is in pain, this is not something we can assess easily over the phone. While a visibly broken bone or torn toenail can certainly be the culprit, the vast majority of limping dogs have problems […]

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Does Your Dog Have Corn Chip Feet?

Does Your Dog Have Corn Chip Feet?

There are quite a few explanations behind why dogs smell so…doggish. They could have doggy breath stemming from dental disease, potent gas from unresolved intestinal issues, or perhaps allergies that cause their ears to get inflamed or infected. These are all medical concerns that need to be addressed. But what about that funky smell coming […]

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Heart Disease In Dogs

Heart Disease In Dogs

There’s no doubt that your dog’s heart is special – but did you know that it can fall victim to disease just like a human heart can? Heart disease is the leading cause of death among people in the United States, and our dogs aren’t far behind.  Learning how to spot the signs of heart […]

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