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July Fourth is right around the corner, and while you might be looking forward to this year's fireworks display, your pet might not. If fireworks turn your poor pet into a quivering wreck of anxiety and fear, you might want to begin desensitizing your furry pal to...

As pet owners, we've always dreamed about taking our pets to work because it's hard to bear the thought of leaving them home alone. One of the greatest joys as a pet parent may be coming home from a long day of work to a happy pup, but for the past year, there was no...

Many pet owners often wonder if they should microchip their pets. There is often confusion regarding microchipping pets because pet owners are unsure exactly how they work. Our team at Pavlov's Dog and Cat Hospital is here to banish these common myths so you don't...

Seasonal allergies appear differently in pets than in people. While springtime allergens are making you sneeze and rub your watery, itchy eyes, they may also be wreaking havoc on your pet's skin. The team at Pavlov's Dog and Cat Hospital wants you to learn these five...

When you head out the door, you want to ensure your furry pal is entertained and happy while you’re gone, so you toss them a chew toy. But did you know that some of those tasty chews can wreak havoc on your pet’s teeth and gastrointestinal tract? Here is our team's...

April is National Heartworm Awareness Month. To celebrate, we're debunking some common myths about heartworm and your pets.   Myth: Only dogs get heartworms Truth: Heartworms can infect any mammal, including people. While dogs and wild canines are this parasite’s...

Dog parks seem like a great place for your canine companion to socialize with other dogs and burn off all that extra energy, but it isn't all fun and games! Our team wants to share with you three potential hazards of dog parks.   #1: Canine interactions are not...

Have you ever caught your pooch scooting along your carpet? Or maybe you've smelled a questionable odor coming from your furry companion's hind end. Both of these common scenarios are signs that your pet may be experiencing anal gland issues. Our team is here to...

If your male pet undergoes a neuter surgery, and this is your first postoperative experience, you may be surprised that your furry pal still appears to be intact, especially if they were neutered later in life. Our team here at Pavlov's is here to explain your male's...

If you are a cat owner, you are probably familiar with the slimy tubes known as hairballs. You may even encounter hairballs with such regular frequency that you ask yourself if this is considered abnormal. Our team is going to give you a closer look at how hairballs...