Summer pet safety tips to beat the heat and keep your pets safe! 

Osteosarcoma is an aggressive cancerous tumor that develops in the bone cells of a dog and rapidly spreads throughout the body resulting in death. There is currently no cure.

The following comprehensive pet safety guide covers topics from common household dangers to harmful/toxic foods, pet-proofing tips, and more. It’s a nice guide for any pet owner to review and ensurethey’re doing the best they can to keep their pets safe.

Arthritis in dogs and cats is of 2 types - Mild Arthritis and Moderate/Severe Arthritis. Here is an infographic with detailed insights on problem areas, symptoms and treatment. Also, you will find a survey report on Australian pets suffering from Arthritis. View and share.

Ask Primal Canine is your chance to ask head trainers and affiliate associations of Primal Canine your questions about your dogs. This week Dr Rajvir Gillon DVM from WG Pet Hospital came in to answer some questions. 

This helpful how-to guide will educate you on the risks involved with tick bites to your pets. Additionally, it teaches you how to identify, check for and how to safely remove ticks from your dogs and cats. 

Distended abdomen, or bloat, might constitute a veterinary emergency! Take your pet to the animal hospital and view this infographic for a look at a few other important symptoms to take note of in your pet. 

Antifreeze has a sweet taste and smell that can attract your pets. Unfortunately, even small quantities can be fatal to pets if consumed! Protect your pets by using antifreeze with propylene glycol instead of ethylene glycol. Learn more from this San Jose dog boarding infographic.

Although a small scratch might not be anything to worry about, severe or profuse bleeding is a sign that you should take your pet to the veterinarian. Learn about other signs of emergency by reading through this infographic.

Dogs are known for their great hearing, but hearing loss often occurs as dogs get older! Is your dog starting to lose his hearing? Find common symptoms by setting your sights on this infographic from a pet hospital in San Jose.

Here is presented the info that will help you to keep your dog healthy. 

Itchy skin and excessive scratching can both be signs of skin allergies in pets. Some pets also exhibit constant licking and chewing. Read more about causes of allergies in pets by viewing this San Jose pet grooming infographic.