Time for Reflection: Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates’ Top 10 Pet Blogs of 2018

Time for Reflection: Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates’ Top 10 Pet Blogs of 2018

The time has finally come for us to take a much-deserved breather from the hustle and bustle of the holidays and reflect on all that’s happened in 2018. Although it’s been a wild ride here at Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates, we wouldn’t have it any other way! Providing the absolute best for our patients and […]

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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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Pet-Centered Holiday Movies to Enjoy with Your Furry Loved One

Pet-Centered Holiday Movies to Enjoy with Your Furry Loved One

Shorter days, freezing temps, and snowy nights create the perfect excuse to stay in and watch your favorite holiday movie! Your pet would probably agree that a little couch time is in order, so why not make it a communal affair by choosing a film for both the two and four-legged members of the family? […]

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Why a Mix Can Be Better: Adopting a Mutt

Why a Mix Can Be Better: Adopting a Mutt

Affectionately termed a mutt, a mongrel, or a Heinz-57 (because they have a little of everything), a dog of mixed breed is definitely not a lesser kind of dog. A mutt can be just as smart, loving, and beautiful as a purebred dog. And what’s more, he’s got a unique look all his own. Still, […]

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Fall Pet Foreign Objects: Avoiding an Awful Autumn

Fall Pet Foreign Objects: Avoiding an Awful Autumn

The changing of the leaves, the cooler weather, and the familiar smell of a bonfire are  welcome signs of the season for many. For pets this also means more time enjoying the outdoors due to the wonderful temperatures. When your pet heads outside this autumn, Beverly Hills Veterinary Associates wants to be sure that you […]

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Expert Advice: How to Remove a Tick From Your Pet

Expert Advice: How to Remove a Tick From Your Pet

You may not think of autumn or winter as tick season, but here in Beverly Hills, ticks never seem to be dormant for long. It only takes one warm day and they’re active, ready to bite you or your dog. Tick prevention is important of course, and so is knowing how to safely remove a […]

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Talking Turkey: Thanksgiving Dinner and Pets

Talking Turkey: Thanksgiving Dinner and Pets

Thanksgiving is the holiday of gratitude and spending time pondering the things we are blessed with in our lives. Among the top of our list of things to be grateful for: our pets, of course! With 70% of pet owners considering their pets to be family, we’re sure you’re including your pets in the holiday […]

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What to Consider Before Getting a Pet for the Holidays

What to Consider Before Getting a Pet for the Holidays

The holidays are right around the corner, and, if you have younger family members who want a pet, you’re likely hearing those pleas ramp up as December approaches. While getting a pet for the holidays may seem like a wonderful idea, it’s important to remember the decision to adopt a pet will affect everyone’s lives […]

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Scaredy-Dog: Common Dog Fears

Scaredy-Dog: Common Dog Fears

Dogs and humans go back a long way. Our ancient ancestors first met over 14,000 years ago, and since then, we’ve enjoyed a (mostly) happy coexistence. In fact, our history is so tightly linked, it can feel as though our dogs truly understand us, and we understand them. However, some dogs display truly strange quirks, […]

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No Hearing? No Sight? No Problem! Caring for Blind or Deaf Pets

No Hearing? No Sight? No Problem! Caring for Blind or Deaf Pets

Living with, caring for, or simply being around a visually impaired or hearing impaired pet may seem intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. For the most part, blind or deaf pets respond and behave in much the same way as other pets. Only a few lifestyle modifications are required to make things easy and […]

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