Nurturing Your Cat’s Instinctive Behaviors

Cats must express natural behaviors to stay happy and healthy, and nurturing these instincts can enhance your feline friend’s well-being and strengthen your bond. Our Peak Pet Urgent Care team knows your cat has a unique personality, and we provide tips to help your whiskered friend demonstrate their wild side. 1. Understand your cat’s need [...]

Feline Asthma 101

Feline asthma is a chronic respiratory condition that affects a significant number of cats worldwide and is the most commonly diagnosed respiratory disorder in felines. Our Peak Pet Urgent Care team often sees cats affected by feline asthma, and we offer information to help you recognize the condition and explain how the disease is managed. [...]

What Pet Owners Should Know About Cranial Cruciate Ligament Disease

Cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) injury is a common orthopedic problem that affects pets, particularly dogs. Similar to the anterior cruciate ligament in humans, the CCL is a critical component of your pet’s knee. If this structure is damaged, it can cause instability, pain, and decreased mobility. Our Peak Pet Urgent Care team provides information about [...]

Tips to Prevent Common Pet Emergencies

Veterinary emergencies are stressful and frightening for pets and their owners. Pets are susceptible to numerous medical mishaps, but many common emergencies are preventable with proactive care and attention. By understanding potential risks and taking appropriate precautions, you can keep your four-legged friend safe and healthy. Our Peak Pet Urgent Care team provides practical tips [...]

Can It Wait? Emergency Versus Pet Urgent Care

Knowing when to seek veterinary care for your pet is critical for their health and safety. Accidents, injuries, and sudden illnesses are situations most pet owners will face at some point with their furry companions. Recognizing whether your pet’s signs constitute an urgent or emergency health situation can help you determine the right action. Our [...]

The Long Goodbye: Ways to Cope with Pet Loss

In a perfect world, our furry companions would live many more years than allotted. However, the time we do have with them brings tremendous love, laughter, and companionship. Losing a pet can be one of the most heartbreaking experiences a pet owner faces, but healing is possible. Our Peak Pet Urgent Care team offers some [...]

Dishing the Dirt: Soil Can Be Hazardous to Pets

Soil, the foundation of our landscapes, harbors hidden dangers for cats and dogs. While dirt may seem innocuous, it can contain various substances and organisms that pose serious risks to our four-legged friends. From toxic chemicals to potentially harmful viruses and parasites, our Peak Pet Urgent Care team covers these dangers so you can safeguard [...]

3 Independence Day Pet Hazards

July Fourth is a time for celebration, but the patriotic occasion poses many hazards for your pet that can be stressful and potentially dangerous. Our Peak Pet Urgent Care team doesn’t want your festivities interrupted by a veterinary emergency, so we’re providing some information about Independence Day pet hazards and tips to keep your four-legged [...]

Unleashing the Fun: Exploring Canine Competitive Sports

Is your dog high energy, always looking for something to do? Competitive sports may be a great outlet for them. These sports allow dogs to showcase their skills and abilities and provide owners with opportunities for bonding, training, and recreation. From agility trials to obedience competitions, the world of canine sports is diverse and vibrant, [...]

A Most Precarious Plant: Foxtail Risks to Your Pet

The term “foxtail” implies something fuzzy and soft, but foxtails pose a significant threat to your furry companion. These grass-like weeds, prevalent in Western states, including Nevada, can lead to infections, abscesses, and other serious health issues for pets. Understanding the danger and taking preventive measures are crucial for keeping your pet safe and healthy. [...]

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