Veterinary Blog

If your cat or dog is emitting a symphony of sniffling, sneezing, and scratching, pet seasonal allergies could be the culprit. Your friends at True Care Veterinary Hospital want you and your four-legged companions to safely enjoy the great outdoors and the warm weather that’s upon us, so we’re here to explain how to recognize pet seasonal allergies so you can seek relief fast for your precious pet.

As the weather warms up, it’s the perfect time to plan some spring adventures for dogs. Getting outside with your pup is a great way to enjoy nature, and it’s also excellent for fitting in exercise and bonding opportunities.

One of the best outdoor activities for pets is hiking, which allows your dog to explore new scents, terrains, and environments. If you’re thinking about hiking with your dogs this spring, here are some tips from True Care Veterinary Center to keep you and Fido safe on the trail. 

Even though consistently warm weather is still around the bend, it’s safe to say that winter’s grip is waning. With longer days and pleasant sunshine waiting for us outside, it’s time to spend more time exercising. 

Dogs are always ready for more action, and spring is the best season to promote a healthier, more active lifestyle. Aside from nurturing the human-dog bond, exercise is a surefire way to achieve mental and physical well-being.