Another year has passed and with it, we often reflect upon ways we can improve our health, get back into exercise, and just be more present and available – especially with those we love. One of the reasons why we choose to focus on pet health blogs is to encourage you to improve your pet’s quality of life and expand your knowledge as a responsible, loving pet owner. (And we know you do!)
Whether we place our focus on puppy and kitten care or the importance of weight management and good nutrition, we hope we help you better understand and make the changes that lead to optimal pet health.
If you want to make this the most pawsitive year yet for your fur friend, we are here to give you a leg up with our five most popular pet blogs of 2016.
Oak Forest’s Five Top Pet Blogs of 2016
- NO SWEAT: THE IMPORTANCE OF HEAT SAFETY FOR PETS – Your precious pet is equipped with various mechanisms to combat warm temperatures, but these can only get him or her so far. Indeed, without your expertise and intervention, your pet could be at risk of heatstroke. Read More…
- NOT SO THANKFUL FOR PANCREATITIS IN PETS – While it can happen any time of the year, pancreatitis in pets is one of the primary reasons for busy vet hospitals around the holidays. This disease often raises its ugly head during holiday celebrations, but the savvy pet owner can often keep it at bay by empowering themselves with a little knowledge. Read More…
- RABIES AND PETS: AN OVERVIEW – Rabies…the word alone strikes fear into the hearts of many. Rabies and pets are definitely an unwanted combination, which is why most states, including Texas, require this vaccination for all cats and dogs. Read More…
- A SCARY COMBINATION: HALLOWEEN TREATS AND PETS – Halloween is a favorite holiday for many families and their pets – especially when our adorable pals don’t mind donning a costume. However, Halloween treats and pets aren’t always a fun mix. In fact, poisoning and other health threats are big concerns this time of year. Read More…
- THE IN’S AND OUT’S OF PET SEPARATION ANXIETY – In the face of sweltering heat, the incontrovertible truth remains that summer will be petering out soon. This might provide great relief to your panting, tired-of-the-heat cat or dog , but this seasonal change can also trigger confusion and panic if they are used to rolling around with the kids all summer long. Read More…
We hope you have enjoyed this year’s blogs and look forward to more in the coming year. And, if you have any requests on topics that you’d find beneficial, please feel free to call or make suggestions on our Facebook page. We love to hear from you, and we look forward to being your trusted partner in pet health and wellness in 2017.
From all of us at Oak Forest Veterinary Hospital, happy New Year!
