Halloween is a fun time of year but can also present danger in many forms to our animals. We want to enjoy ourselves and keep our precious fur-kids safe in the process. Glow sticks and all types of glow jewelry (bracelets, necklaces, rings) are […]
As temperatures continue to rise, our furry friends will have additional time outdoors. With this comes the opportunity to discuss common summer pet hazards. Common issues for which pets present to the hospital include heat related injuries or illnesses, allergic […]
Whether by plane or car there are some important things to consider when traveling with our pets. No matter where or how you are traveling make sure your pet is microchipped (remember to register!) and has proper identification with a […]
Americans look forward to the 4th of July every year as a time of celebration and fun. The 4th of July is also a notoriously busy day at the emergency room for both people and animals. Here are a few […]
With Spring comes the Easter holiday season! Easter is a time for families to come together to enjoy each other’s company and take part in a variety of holiday traditions. Sometimes, pets can get themselves into trouble during this holiday. […]
As we bid farewell to the dedicated K-9 officers, Recchi and Five, we take a moment to reflect on their remarkable years of service to the Camden County Sheriff’s Office and the entire community. K-9 Recchi served the Camden County […]
With the start of the new year, we often look to set goals to allow ourselves to live better, healthier and more well-rounded lives. These goals and resolutions don’t have to just be for people. Our furry family members could […]
Most people have experienced the convenience of purchasing things online. It’s easy and can save time and money. However, when purchasing medications for your pet, please keep several very important things in mind. It is critical that a pet receives […]
Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV) is a highly contagious and fatal disease caused by a calicivirus. RHDV is not contagious to people, but it affects both domestic rabbits and hares native to North America. Transmission of the disease occurs through […]
Our pets often suffer many of the same ailments that we as humans do. Sometimes, we may have medications at home that can be used to ease their discomfort. However, dogs and cats are very different than humans in how […]
