How can you tell whether your cat has a FLUTD? Feline lower urinary tract disease is common in cats of any age. FLUTD, actually used as a descriptor of several urinary tract afflictions, is usually easily treated with the assistance of a veterinarian and careful monitoring. Do you suspect your cat has FLUTD? If you […]
What Happens During an In-Home Vet Visit?
In-home vet visits are designed to make pet healthcare simpler. Surveys reveal dozens of reasons pet owners avoid taking their cats and dogs to the vet, from inconvenience to time constraints to animal anxiety. Vetted PetCare offers a better way. Our licensed veterinarians bring the vet’s office to your home; if you live in the […]
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Why Won’t My Cat Stop Squinting?
Your cat’s eyes are incredibly important. The health of her eyes is a measure of her overall health, and persistent eye problems can cause her pain, discomfort, and vision distortion. Cats don’t typically suffer from as many eye problems as dogs, but there are plenty of reasons your cat might have a problem with squinting. […]
What Vets Want You to Know About Puppy Proofing
Is there anything better in this world than a puppy? (Answer: Decidedly, no.) Puppies can be a wonderful addition to the family. Whether you’re adopting a rescue or bringing home a specific breed, puppy proofing your home is absolutely essential. The Vetted PetCare vets have acclimated a lot of puppies over our lifetimes, from whole […]
Saying Goodbye: What to Know About In-Home Euthanasia
Saying goodbye is never easy. Making the decision to euthanize a pet is often fraught with feelings of sadness, doubt, and guilt. Helping your pet say goodbye surrounded by the people and things they love can be one of the greatest gifts you can give. At-home euthanasia has become increasingly popular among pet owners who […]
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4 Subtle Signs Your Cat is Suffering from Arthritis
Arthritis is a common degenerative joint disease in pets, but it’s more pronounced in dogs than cats. It’s progressive, meaning it gets worse over time, and most cats don’t show a lot of symptoms until the effects on their body are severe. Afterall, every cat owner knows how hard cats work to put on a […]
5 Great Do-It-Yourself Dog Toys
If you’re anything like us, you spend somewhere around 75% of your take-home pay on dog toys. (That might be a slight exaggeration, but not by much…) While we’re all about the Latest and Greatest tug-a-rope or chewy bone, there’s got to be a better way. Sometimes the simplest toys are the best. Just think […]
First 2 Hours: My Cat Had a Fall
Cats are born climbers. They’re known to scale fences, ascend trees, and perch on top of kitchen cabinets. And how can they be so good at always landing on their feet? Despite their grace, cats do fall. As with any fall, the higher the height, the more dangerous it becomes. Even though cats are known […]
What to Know About Taking Your Dog on Amtrak
Train travel has gone to the dogs! Well, here in the LA area, at least. As recently as 2016, Amtrak, the nation’s largest nationwide rail network, began allowing pets on select routes. Based on pilot testing, Amtrak now allows pets to accompany riders on most of its highly-traveled routes, including several here in California. Vetted […]
Best Cities for Dogs in Southern California
Whether you’re taking your dog on vacay or planning a cross-country move, California should be on your short list. Cali is a fabulous state for dogs…and their people, too! Southern California in particular is one of the most dog-friendly places in the country thanks to an unbeatable combination of beautiful weather, urban amenities, and laid-back […]