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All these items have one thing in commonthe potential to harm your pet during the holiday festivities. Christmas and New Year’s Eve decorations, foods, and celebrations are full of hazards for your furry pal, so check out our latest blog post to learn how to keep your pet safe from harm.

Do you consider your cat’s lifestyle pretty boring overall? While having your meals delivered to you and relaxing in a cozy bed all day may seem great, that can quickly become boring. Spice up your cat’s life with various environmental enrichment methods to stave off mental and physical health issues. Learn how to implement enrichment ideas in our latest blog post.

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With the threat of COVID-19 escalating, you may be wondering how to keep your pet and your family safe from this new coronavirus. Rather than weeding through false information on social media, head over to our website to check out our latest blog post for the most accurate, up-to-date information on COVID-19.

Growths and masses on cats and dogs can cause a pet owner to panic, but not all lumps and bumps are cancerous. Learn about the most common masses, benign and cancerous, that can affect your pet in our latest blog post.

When your pet’s breath can knock you down, you know that her dental health must be important. But, the best thing you can do for your furry friend is prevent dental disease from progressing to such a noticeable point. Learn how you can care for your pet’s oral health in our latest blog post.

Nothing protects your pet’s health like routine wellness care. With preventive care, we can monitor your pet’s health status and halt disease processes in their tracks. Help keep your furry friend happy and healthy with the steps in our latest blog post.

Did you know that current veterinary medicine includes several methods for treating your pet? Veterinary medicine now includes Western medicine, traditional Chinese medicine, and holistic practices that will keep your pet feeling his best. At Alisos Animal Hospital, we believe that combining several methods for an integrated approach is often superior for your pet. Learn more in our latest blog post.

No one wants to consider ending their pet’s life, but euthanasia can be a blessing for cats and dogs suffering from terminal illness. If you’re struggling with the decision to euthanize your pet, turn to our team for help, or check out the information highlighted in our latest blog post.

Dogs, cats, and many other pets can be trained. But should they? Absolutely! Time, patience, and dedication are required, but the results of training a pet are well worth the effort, for their safety and well-being. Take a look at this month’s blog for the basics on why, when, and how to train your pet.

As the summer heats up, so can your pet. Heat-related injuries and illnesses are a summer-time threat to your furry pal, and can lead to disastrous consequences. Our latest blog post answers your questions about heat-related problems, and will help keep your pet safe this summercheck it out.

Summer is finally here, and the July Fourth holiday will be here before you know it. With tempting food, loud fireworks, and chaos in between, the holiday presents many hazards for your furry friend. Read our latest blog post for our July Fourth pet safety checklist, to help you prepare for a pet-safe holiday.

If your pet has ever expressed her anal glands while lounging on your lap, that odor is likely permanently burned into your nostrils. Anal gland expression is a foul, yet sometimes necessary, part of pet care. In our latest blog post, we discuss the stinky details of anal glands, and other necessary grooming tasks that will help keep your furry pal healthy and happy.