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Something Seem Wrong?

Cat Health, Dog Health, Healthy Pets, Holiday Pet Safety, Pet Safety

Signs Your Pet Needs Emergency Care Our pets can’t verbally tell us when something’s amiss. This is why knowing the signs of an emergency is especially important for pet owners. If your pet shows any of the following warnings, you should seek medical...

Arming Your Dog Against Pests

Dog Health, Healthy Pets

Oral Flea and Tick Prevention Fleas and ticks have been dangerous and annoying pests for dogs and cats since the beginning of time. History was changed, and the world severely impacted by the lowly flea. Everyone is aware of the Bubonic Plague, transmitted from fleas...

Post COVID Life for Pets

Dog Health, Healthy Pets, Pet Parenting

Dealing with Separation Anxiety in Dogs There is a truth that we all know well, everything in life extracts a fee. All things come at some cost. If we wish to live in a nice house, travel, and provide for our families, we must work. If we wish to keep our bodies...

Loving and Losing a Pet

Dog Health, Healthy Pets

Pet Euthanasia– Knowing When It’s Time I was having a discussion with our office manager, Lisa, the other day. Her longtime friend and family dog, Monty, had recently died. I mentioned the fact that many of us at Longwood Veterinary Center had lost pets over the...

Keeping it Positive

Healthy Pets, Pet Parenting

The Benefits of Positive Reinforcement in Dog Training When we find ourselves in a situation that makes us feel uncomfortable, bored, or perhaps unappreciated, what can we do? Usually there are only two options; change the situation or change how we feel about the...

Raising a Well-Adjusted Dog