Family Veterinary Hospital of Fresno, California

It is Halloween (ok!!! almost there), Are you dressing up your pets?? If yes, please share their pictures with us, thank you.

Please be safe this Halloween, pay a close attention to what your pet is doing while you are enjoying a "Trick or Treat" session, as your loved ones can also "Trick" you and get into eatables they should not and may need some emergency "Treat"(ment). You may have visitors who are not aware of the fact that some of the treats may be toxic to pets, so please make a plan with your family how you would be handling your pets during this fun time, may be have one family member sit by them for a little bit and then take turns taking care of your furry babies while enjoying the festivity. During the week of Halloween, calls to the veterinarians at Pet Poison Helpline increase by 12 percent. Find out the most dangerous Halloween toxins. http://bit.ly/12RofOo

Cats have inquisitive nature, they are born explorers. When it comes to exploring new things, they know how to use their paws as tools, but even best of the tools need regular check up to make sure they are in good shape, right? So, as a cat parent you should pay a close attention to their paws and make sure they are healthy. A broken toe nail leads to infection, nails are directly attached to bone, bone infections are bad! Please read this article to keep yourself up-to date on Pedicure needs of your furry companion. Learn 10 tips to keeping your cat's paws prim and proper. http://bit.ly/13wChwz

Please vaccinate your dogs against Parvo virus on regular basis. Puppies usually need a series of vaccines (how many? it would depend on the risk levels based upon the region you live in, Parvo is bad in certain parts of US, therefore needing more boosters) and adult dogs should get their yearly boosters. We have seen cases of Parvo infection in 2-3 year old dogs. It is a deadly disease which can quickly take your pet's life. Please protect them against this monster.

What a cute cat!!! Share if you like.

Please adopt and save. http://www.oregonlive.com//pet_talk_black_cat_syndrome_ma.

Please vaccinate your Pets for Rabies....it is a real threat....even if your pet is indoor only!!!!

Overweight cats are more likely to have Diabetes, Pancreatitis, skin problems, joint issues, urinary problems, heart and lung diseases and even infertility (in those who are not spayed or neutered). Please keep your furry friends healthy and happy by keeping them fit in terms of weight! Is your cat overweight? Read these 5 tips to get your cat back into shape! http://bit.ly/157e4IM

Are you considering spaying or neutering your furry friend? Find out the benefits! http://bit.ly/1839Btn

Please do not feed you pets any Jerky Treats until the mystery is solved, thank you for taking good care of your four legged babies! http://www.fda.gov/ForConsume/ConsumerUpdates/ucm371413.htm

Are you carving a pumpkin this year? Why not carve one that looks like your furry friend? http://bit.ly/18IqTyL

Learn how to diagnose, treat, and prevent acute pancreatitis. http://bit.ly/18IvoJs