Is it time to bring home a fun-loving, furry bundle of joy for the family? If you’re looking for the best dog for kids, our Greensboro vets offer valuable insight. Here is our advice on how to choose your new pup - along with some picks for best family dogs for kids.
Does your dog spend most of his days (and some nights) outside? Once the weather turns cold, you’ll want to invest in a winter dog house to keep your pooch warm during cold weather. Our Greensboro vets share how to choose the best dog house for cold weather. Plus: Three great options.
Many dog owners don't know where to begin when it comes to training a new puppy. Our Greensboro vets share training tips that will help get you started.
It can be difficult to know when your dog's discomfort is actually an emergency situation. Here, our Greensboro vets share a few symptoms that are among the most common and serious veterinary emergencies.
As a dog owner, the health and wellness of your pet is paramount. Here, our Greensboro veterinarians describe the recommended care included in our wellness plans.
Many people suffer from cat allergies, but still want to own a cat. Here, our Greensboro veterinarians cover different cat breeds that are less likely to trigger your allergies.
Your dog can develop food allergies, just like humans can. Here, our Greensboro vets explain what symptoms and signs might indicate a food allergy and what your best diet options are to help your pet.
The symptoms your dog is experiencing could be signs of a serious illness. Our Greensboro vets explain basics about five dog illnesses that can be quite serious, but are surprisingly common.
Fleas can make your cat or dog miserable, lead to infection and cause more serious diseases. To help you detect fleas early, our Greensboro vets share some signs of flea infestations and ways to keep your pet happy, healthy, and free of fleas.
Heartworm disease can result in severe lung disease, heart failure, organ damage, and death in pets. Our Greensboro vets explain why, when it comes to heartworm, prevention is far better than treatment.