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One pet is never enough for many families, and it’s easy to see why. Each pet brings joy, companionship, and personality to the household. When emergencies arise, however, managing multiple pets can become a real challenge. Whether it’s flooding, a house fire, or the need to leave town quickly, having

As cat owners, we often take our feline friends’ bathroom habits for granted until something goes wrong. However, cat urinary diseases and issues can present serious health concerns affecting our feline companions. At Anchor Bay Veterinary Center, we have seen cats suffering from various urinary conditions that, when caught early,

Our homes are filled with products we use daily—many of which can pose a poisoning risk to pets. Everyday household items may be more dangerous than they appear, whether in the kitchen or the bathroom. March is Pet Poison Prevention Month, the ideal time to become aware of these hidden

As pets age, they bring years of love and companionship into our lives. With their golden years come new challenges and needs that require our attention. At Anchor Bay Veterinary Center, we understand how important it is to provide senior pets with the care and support they need to thrive.

Losing a pet is every owner’s worst nightmare, and traditional ID tags or collars aren’t always enough to guarantee their safe return. Microchipping provides a permanent solution to help reunite you with your furry companion if they ever get lost. Unlike tags, which can easily be removed or fall off,

Pet allergies are a prevalent yet often misunderstood issue that can significantly impact your pet’s quality of life. Just like humans, pets can suffer from allergies to a variety of substances, ranging from environmental allergens like pollen and mold to specific food ingredients and flea bites. These allergies can manifest