Is there a canine flu and what do pet owners need to know? Is there a cat flu as well?
There is in fact a canine influenza.  Canine influenza is more of a problem in shelters or situations where many animals are housed together.  The main symptoms are a high fever and a cough.   In these types of situations the disease can have a mortality rate of approx 5%. It is currently occurring in pockets of the country and thankfully, at this time, is not a concern in our area. …

Kim with her dogs Lady and Angel, from Pearland Animal Control
Hi everyone,
I’m very excited about doing this new blog.  I look forward to sharing ways you can help your pets live a happier, healthier and longer life.  It doesn’t matter if you are a pet owner or animal professional, everyone can do everything I’ll be talking about.  After all, many people use natural health care to help themselves.  It’s only “natural” to want to do this for your pets too!  I want you to ask questions about natural pet care and I’ll …

The Canine Health Institute (CHI) is a new facility offering an unparalleled level of care for pets in pain. Located at 3800 Southwest Freeway, this new, state-of-the-art facility is truly one of a kind. CHI is dedicated to enhancing the physical abilities and life quality of dogs through offering services in conditioning, pain management and rehabilitation.

Through a process of veterinarian referral, you can find new comfort for your dog. Through services such as diagnostic imaging, acupuncture, chiropractic, heat therapy, hydro therapy, laser therapy, massage, ultrasound, stem cell therapy, weight control and more, CHI can develop a customized program for your pet, working in tandem with your veterinarian.

Houston Humane Society and Bark Busters Home Dog Training are teaming up to promote the adoption of the HHS’ larger more “mature” four-legged friends.

Safeguarding the health of your senior pet is of primary concern. Senior wellness programs allow veterinarians to help increase your pet’s lifespan through proactive preventive health care. Because many health problems cannot be identified by a physical exam, it is recommended all senior pets receive wellness screenings to permit early diagnosis of any hidden problems.