Veterinary Associates of North Branford Blogs

Keep Your Pet Safe From Disaster By Including Them in Your Disaster Plan This September, as Disaster Preparedness Month draws near, it's critical that we get our animal family members ready for any disasters in addition to ourselves. Disasters like hurricanes,...

Supporting Your Pets During Back-to-School Season The change in household dynamics that comes with back-to-school time frequently impacts our cherished pets. Our canine friends could become stressed, bored, or experience separation anxiety as families resume their...

Decoding Urgent Care and Emergency Care: A Guide for Pet Owners Our family is not complete without our furry friends. Like us, they are susceptible to sudden health problems and accidents that require rapid medical attention. Knowing the difference between urgent care...

Keep Your Furry Friends Safe: Essential 4th of July Pet Safety Tips While many enjoy the Fourth of July, it can also be stressful and dangerous for our animal friends. Pets may become quite frightened by fireworks' loud noises and dazzling lights, and there is also a...

5 Practical Tips to Help Your Pet Cope With Anxiety We want to give our furry friends the greatest treatment because they play a significant role in our lives as pet owners. Unfortunately, some animals experience anxiety, which can be difficult for the animal and the...

Discover the Keys to a Safe Dog Park Experience Before you let your precious pooch off-leash at the dog park, it's crucial to be prepared. Follow these essential tips to ensure your furry friend stays safe and sound. Tip #1: Defend against diseases To gain access to...

Protecting Your Pet from Heatstroke: 5 Tips to Keep Them Safe in Hot Weather When the summer heat hits, it's not just uncomfortable for your furry friend—it can pose serious risks. But worry not! Here are some essential tips to help prevent heatstroke and keep your...

5 Tips for Safe Swimming Practices for Pets As summer temperatures heat up, you and your furry pal likely want to cool off with a swim. Although it’s in their name, not all dogs–or pets–know how to “doggy paddle,” so take proper precautions when you swim with your...

Pet-Friendly Gardening this Spring   Spring is here, which means it is time to get back out into your garden! While gardening is a great pastime, it's important to remember that there could be some risks for your pet. Prevention is key when it comes to pet...

Discover How to Get Ready for Your Pet's Passing Even though losing a pet is never easy, getting ready for it can lessen your mental and emotional pain. Here are four suggestions to help you prepare for and grieve the eventual loss of your pet.   #1: Evaluate the...