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Sit! Stay! Train! – January is National Train Your Dog Month
Can your dog sit on command? Does your dog fetch when you toss a ball? Or do you get blank stares when you ask your dog to “shake?” If your…
Tips for Introducing a New Pet to Your Home
Every holiday season, there are thousands of people who receive or adopt new pets as furry (and sometimes slobbery) gifts. Excitement abounds as these fuzzballs work their way into your…
Decoration Dangers for Pets
Christmas trees and pets do not always mix. While older pets may be accustomed to the tradition of setting up a tree and adorning it with lights and other shiny…
Employee Spotlight: Shannon!
This month’s employee spotlight features Shannon Whelpton. Shannon is a vet assistant with Total Veterinary Clinic in Cicero, New York where she serves the patients of the hospital with enthusiasm…
Tips for Traveling and Boarding Pets
For many people, the holiday season can mean several hours spent in the car or the sky as you travel to distant relatives. While the celebrating is usually worth the…
5 Reasons to Celebrate Mutts
There are some national events so important that they deserve not one, but TWO days of recognition. National Mutt Day is on both July 31st and December 2nd every year…
Your Senior Pet’s Needs (and a Few Wants) for National Adopt a Senior Pet Month
Now that there’s a chill in the air, the older ones of us can feel a bit creaky in our bones, including those of us with four legs. And given…
Keeping Your Pet Safe During the Holiday Season
With the holiday season fast approaching, the temperature is beginning to cool, smiles are spreading across everyone’s faces, and the air is infused with a sense of cheerfulness. Like any…
