How DOGE Cuts are Affecting Veterinarians
Changes at the federal level, including from DOGE, are having impacts on veterinary care around the country.
New AI tools are helping determine if your dog is happy
AI technology is helping veterinarians determine if pets are unhappy or in distress. Here’s how it works.
What to Know About the “Lost Pet” Scam
A nefarious new “lost pet’ scam is taking aim at pet owners. Here’s what you need to know about it.
What to Know About Puppy Mills in California
Puppy mills are being targeted by more legislation and organizations in California, despite already being illegal. Here’s what you should know.
Oh Chip! What Happens When Your Pet’s Microchip Company Closes Down?
Recently, a pet microchipping company shut down, leaving many pet owners wondering what to do next. If you find yourself in a similar situation, here are some steps to take.
Are Your Pets at Risk of Getting Bird Flu?
Bird flu outbreaks are occurring in the U.S., and your pets may be at risk. Here’s what to know about the dangers your pets may face from bird flu.
California Wildfires: How to Help, and Keep Your Animals Safe
Wildfires in Southern California may lead to negative health effects for pets in the area. Here’s what you need to know to keep your dogs and cats safe and healthy.
Unleashed! Why to Leash Your Dog, and How to Pick One
Dogs should be on a leash in public, and most areas have leash laws pet owners are expected to obey. Here’s what you need to know, including how to pick the right leash.
Thanksgiving Foods You Can (and Can’t) Give Your Dog
Thanksgiving is a time for food, family, and begging dogs. But is it okay to give your dog Thanksgiving foods? While you probably should avoid it, here is what is okay (and not okay) to give them.
Can Your Dog Understand You? What the Science Shows
Research shows that dogs can understand our words, and some elements of language. Here's what the research shows.
Dogs and Fear: The Signs, Triggers, and More
Dogs have fears, too! Here's a rundown of some common fears and phobias among dogs, and what sorts of behavior they might manifest.
Dos and Don’ts When Hiking With Dogs Around San Diego
If you plan on hiking with your dog, and don't know the etiquette or unwritten rules, this is the primer you've been waiting for.
Recapping National Check the Chip Day
You may have missed it, but last month, we celebrated “National Check the Chip Day,” which is held annually on August 15. Here's what to know.
Back to School: Dog Training 101
Pet owners understandably have a lot of questions when it comes to pet training. Here's what to know and consider when looking at pet training options.
Should You Worry About Wildfire Smoke Around Your Pets?
Wildfire smoke may have adverse health effects on people and pets. Here's what to know, and how to keep your pets safe.
How Inflation Has Affected Veterinary Care
Inflation didn’t spare anyone, including the veterinary industry. Here’s how and why inflation has affected veterinary clinics, and what you should know about pricing.
Why Pet Insurers are Dropping Customers
Insurers offering pet insurance policies are dropping customers around the country. Here’s why it’s happening, and what you can do if you’re affected.
Wrapping Up San Diego’s First Adopt-a-Pet Day
California’s first annual Adopt-a-Pet Day has come and gone, and it was, by and large, a success! Many San Diego shelters took part — here’s what you should know.
Snake Season! What to Know to Keep Your Dog Safe From Snakes in San Diego
Snakes are a concern for pet owners in San Diego, but there is only one type of venomous snake in the area: Rattlesnakes. Here’s what to know about snakes in San Diego, especially for pet owners.
Is Your Pet at Risk of Heat Stroke in San Diego?
Pets are at risk of heat stroke in San Diego, and other warmer places. There are some signs to look out for, too, and other considerations that pet owners should make as it relates to heat.