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Cracking the Pet Food Label Code

The information on a pet food label can be confusing. What's actually in your pet's bag of food? Understanding pet food labels’ information is essential for ensuring your furry friend receives the nutrition they need to thrive. With so many options available, deciphering pet food labels can be challenging. However, when you understand the information, [...]

Worm Worries: Protecting Your Pet From Heartworm Disease

You've likely heard of heartworm disease, but did you know your pet can become infected through a single mosquito’s bite? Heartworm disease is a severe and potentially fatal condition that affects pets, primarily dogs and cats. Caused by parasitic worms, the disease can ravage an infected pet’s cardiovascular and pulmonary systems. Prevention is paramount to [...]

How to Let Your Indoor Cat Express Their Natural Behaviors

Cats, even ones that live a life of indoor luxury, have strong instincts inherited from their wild ancestors. While we love our cats for their cuddly personalities and sweet demeanor, creating an environment where they can thrive and express their natural behaviors is important. Doing so helps reduce their stress and contributes to a happier [...]

Surprising Household Items That Are Dangerous for Pets

As a pet owner, you want to create a safe and welcoming environment for your beloved companion. However, it’s important to recognize that some common items found in your home could be harmful to your pet. At Peak City Veterinary Hospital, we want to help you keep your pet safe by highlighting some everyday things [...]

How to Medicate Your Pet: A Step-By-Step Guide from the Pros

Medicating your pet is often no easy task, but it is essential for fighting off infection, alleviating pain, managing disease, or guarding against parasites. Fortunately, many tips and tricks are available that help ensure you can medicate your pet as needed, whether your furry pal needs a specially compounded medication with an unusual flavor combination [...]

7 Common Pet Dental Health Myths

Myths and misconceptions surround pet care, with a multitude of far-fetched ideas that anyone can post online. Some common myths related to pets’ health revolve around oral health and dental care, which are crucial to your pet’s overall health and well-being. Our Peak City Veterinary Hospital team banishes common pet dental health myths. Myth #1: [...]

Does Your Pet Need Health Insurance?

As a pet owner, you're dedicated to ensuring your furry pal receives the highest quality care so they enjoy a long, happy, healthy life. Keeping your pet healthy can be expensive, but pet insurance provides a safety net, ensuring your pet gets the care they need without a devastating financial burden. Many pet owners are [...]

Pet Disease Prevention With Routine Wellness Care

Routine wellness care is a cornerstone of your pet’s lifelong health and can prevent many harmful diseases. Our team at Peak City Veterinary Hospital shares common pet diseases you can prevent or manage with regular veterinary wellness care and preventive measures.  Protect your pet from heartworm and parasitic diseases Parasites, such as fleas, ticks, and [...]

Senior Pet Supportive Care Guidelines

Similar to elderly people, senior pets require additional care and support to ensure their needs are met. Unlike people, pets reach senior status at a much earlier age. Cats and small-breed dogs are considered seniors at about 10 years of age, medium-breed dogs at about 8 to 9 years, large-breed dogs at 7 to 8 [...]

Frequently Asked Questions About Canine Lameness

Do you know what to do if your dog is limping? Dogs can limp for various reasons. In some cases, the issues resolve themselves, while others require veterinary intervention. Our Peak City Veterinary Hospital team answers frequently asked questions about canine lameness, so you know what to do the next time your dog favors a [...]

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