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Learn who to call for pet emergencies, how to know when a pet injury is an emergency, and other urgent care advice to help in a pinch.
BluePearl Pet Hospital wants your pet to be a hero.
What you need to know if wildfires affect your community.
Worried about the cost of making your pet feel better? Help is on the way.
Pet health question that’s not an emergency? Our vet team will answer over email within 48 hours. So, go ahead, ask us about weird poop, bad breath, and everything in between.
He says his pup suffered anxiety and breathing issues because of the airline’s actions.
Pet insurance is ideal, but there are some other options if you're stuck.
As hiking season continues, keep this bookmarked.
As scorching, long-lasting temperatures become the new normal, here’s how to help keep your pets cool and healthy.
And learn what alternatives might be better.
And how to know if they have one.
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What you need to know.
It’s not always as simple as removing the stinger. Find out everything you need to know.
From how to get the stinger out at home to when it’s time to go to the ER.
Just in case.
And the risks you need to know.
It’s not a pretty sight, but it’s important to know what’s going on.
It’s worth asking, especially ahead of all those hikes you’ll take together this summer.
If you think your dog ate marijuana, here are the signs to look out for.
Learn about the causes and what to do for a choking pet.
Here’s when you should worry.
Don’t freak out—here’s what to do.
Sharing isn’t always caring. Keep your cat safe by keeping these human snack staples to yourself.
A vet explains why the weather isn’t always to blame.
Certain symptoms could mean your dog is battling a potentially fatal condition called hemorrhagic gastroenteritis (HGE). Here’s everything you need to know.
Be a good neighbor and learn to spot the signs of frostbite in your community cats.
Albert Sanchez’s Veterinary Ambulance of Southern California brings pets to accessible emergency vet care when they need it—any time of day or night.
Don’t be scared. Follow these steps.
The answer is no, no, no, and here’s why.
No, you should not use Neosporin on your dog’s wounds.
You aren’t the only one getting way too high from edibles. A study published on 4/20 found an uptick in cannabis poisonings in pets.
Here are six good reasons to haul tail to the emergency room.
What to expect from and how to make the most of a trip to the ER.
When it’s no big deal and when you should worry.