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Ultrasounds aren’t just for human healthcare; they’re also an important part of veterinary care. For dogs, they can offer a closer look at what’s happening beneath the surface. They can be used to confirm a pregnancy or to help diagnose an issue. If your veterinarian recommends an ultrasound, it’s usually to get clearer answers without…

Many dogs deliver their puppies naturally, but some pregnancies require veterinary assistance. A cesarean section (C-section) can be planned ahead or may be an emergency procedure that is done to protect both the mother and her puppies. Recognizing the signs early can make a huge difference in the outcome. There are a few common indicators…

February is a special month in the veterinary world: Spay and Neuter Awareness Month. This is a reminder of the important role pet owners play in reducing overpopulation among our furry friends. As much as we love our pets, there simply are not enough homes for every animal if litters continue to grow. Responsible pet…

Even healthy-looking and acting pets benefit from regular checkups. Pet wellness exams are preventative care. It’s best not to wait until something is wrong before taking your pet to the vet. Highland Pet Hospital is a loyal partner in lifelong pet health. This article will cover what to expect from an annual wellness exam for…

February is the month of love and kindness. Many of us pet owners even view our four-legged friends as our Valentines. It’s essential to keep up with all of your pet’s healthcare throughout the year, but take February as a good time to make sure your pet is protected against heartworms. They are serious, but…

I’m sure you recall the time your dog got out of the locked fence. The night that you walked around the neighborhood calling out his name. You put the message out on social media. Your heart was broken, worrying that your pet was ok and you would find them soon. In this case, the story…

Did you know that training is more beneficial than just having a well-behaved, obedient dog? And many typical behavioral issues stem from confusion, not just stubbornness. This is why January, which is also National Train Your Dog Month, is an ideal time to revisit your dog’s training regimen. It’s also an excellent opportunity to strengthen…

Year after year, diet and exercise rank at the top of New Year’s Resolutions. If you have four-legged friends at home, it’s important to consider some resolutions for them, too. If your dog could benefit from shedding some pounds as well, don’t worry, because it’s actually more common than you may think. While their extra…

Our beloved pets are part of the family, and that usually means participating in holiday celebrations. However, pets have digestive systems that differ from those of humans. In addition, some foods, like chocolate, which many of us enjoy during the holidays, are toxic to many dogs. So, before you cut a slice of Aunt Mildred’s…

Nothing is more stressful for pets than sudden, loud noises, such as thunder, a car backfiring, or the seemingly endless rounds of fireworks on New Year’s Eve. Unlike humans, dogs and cats don’t have the same ability to discern different sounds. It can lead to confusion and fear, making them react in various ways. Some…