November 2025 – Vet Hotspot

Considerations for First-Time Snake Owners

Bringing home your first pet snake can be an exciting and rewarding experience. Snakes are fascinating creatures with unique behaviors and care needs, making them excellent companions for those who take the time to learn about them. However, owning a snake requires preparation, responsibility, and a commitment to providing the right environment. Understanding what your […]

Written by prositesdental • Nov 27 • 3 minute read

Large Animal

Preventing Respiratory Illness in Young Calves & Foals

Respiratory illness is one of the most common and costly health challenges facing young livestock. Whether you’re raising calves or foals, early prevention is key to protecting their health and promoting strong growth. These young animals are particularly vulnerable as their immune systems develop, making careful management, proper nutrition, and timely veterinary care essential. By […]

Written by prositesdental • Nov 20 • 3 minute read

Companion Animal

How to Choose the Right Flea & Tick Prevention for Your Pet

Keeping your pet safe from fleas and ticks is one of the most important parts of responsible pet ownership. These tiny parasites can cause big problems, from itchy skin to serious diseases. With so many products available, it can be hard to know which prevention method is right for your furry friend. Understanding how these […]

Written by prositesdental • Nov 13 • 3 minute read

Companion Animal

Important Care Tips for Owning Large Breed Dogs

Owning a large breed dog is an incredibly rewarding experience. Their loyalty, strength, and gentle nature make them beloved companions for many families. However, caring for a big dog comes with unique responsibilities. From nutrition to exercise to joint care, your gentle giant needs thoughtful attention to stay happy and healthy. Feeding for Strength & […]

Written by prositesdental • Nov 6 • 3 minute read

New Articles

Companion Animal

When Is a Pet’s Limping an Emergency?

Seeing your pet limp can stop you in your tracks. You may wonder if it is something minor that will pass or a sign of a serious problem. Because pets cannot explain their pain, it is up to you to notice changes and know when to act. Understanding when limping is an emergency helps you […]

Written by prositesdental • Jan 8 • 2 minute read

Companion Animal

When Delaying Surgery Can Put Your Pet at Risk

When your veterinarian recommends surgery, it can feel overwhelming. You may worry about cost, recovery time, or the idea of anesthesia. Those concerns are natural. Still, waiting too long to move forward can sometimes put your pet at greater risk than the surgery itself. Understanding why timing matters can help you make confident, informed decisions […]

Written by prositesdental • Jan 1 • 2 minute read

Companion Animal

Gentle Exercise Tips for Senior Dogs

As your dog enters their senior years, exercise continues to be essential for long term health. Even though your dog may move more slowly or tire more quickly, gentle activity supports joint comfort, muscle strength, digestion, and emotional well-being. Many senior dogs face age-related changes, including arthritis, reduced stamina, and decreased flexibility. Because of this, […]

Written by prositesdental • Dec 25 • 2 minute read

Exotic Animal

Caring for Your First Pet Gecko

When you bring home your first pet gecko, you step into a world filled with color, personality, and fascinating behaviors. These vibrant pets can be a fascinating addition to your family and home life, even if you’ve never had a reptile before. Yet while geckos are low maintenance compared to many pets, they still need […]

Written by prositesdental • Dec 11 • 2 minute read

Companion Animal

How Your Pet’s Coat Reflects Their Health

You might think of your pet’s coat as just a matter of appearance, but it actually tells you a great deal about their overall health. A shiny, full coat is often a sign that your pet is thriving, while dullness, shedding, or patchiness may be the first clue that something is wrong. Your pet’s skin […]

Written by prositesdental • Dec 4 • 3 minute read