Pet insurance, once considered a luxury, is now increasingly recognized as a vital aspect of pet ownership. You may wonder why your healthy pet needs insurance, however. Our Peak Pet Urgent Care team delves into the reasons behind pet insurance and how it can be beneficial if your furry friend has an accident or illness.  [...]

Allergies are not only uncomfortable; they can also disrupt your pet's health and cause an array of medical conditions. Specific allergies can affect your cat or dog, leading to chronic scratching, skin conditions, and gastrointestinal problems. However, with veterinary-guided management, your pet can lead a healthy, normal life despite their allergies. Our Peak Pet Urgent [...]

In addition to the viruses that cause upper respiratory illness in cats, two other viral infections, feline leukemia virus (FeLV) and feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV), significantly threaten cats worldwide. To better protect their feline friends, all cat owners should understand how these viruses spread and affect cats. Join our Peak Pet Urgent Care team as [...]

Ear infections are a common and uncomfortable issue that affects many cats and dogs. As your pet’s health care champion, it's crucial that you understand the signs, causes, and prevention methods for these infections to ensure your furry friend stays healthy and happy. Our Peak Pet Urgent Care team dives into the intricacies of ear [...]

Barking is one of our canine companions’ most common forms of communication. While barking is perfectly normal for dogs, excessive or incessant barking can become a nuisance and a concern for pet owners. Understanding why your dog is barking is crucial for effective communication and to address any underlying issues. Our Peak Pet Urgent Care [...]

Because of concerns about the quality of commercial pet foods or the desire to control every ingredient in their pet’s diet, many pet owners are turning to cooking their pet homemade meals. While this can be a rewarding and nutritious choice, it's crucial to understand the do's and don'ts and ensure your pet’s diet is [...]

Cats and dogs can develop a multitude of urinary issues, ranging from uncomplicated infections to chronic inflammation, and covering everything in between. One condition that can be particularly troublesome in pets—and can potentially result in a life-threatening urinary obstruction—is bladder stone formation.  Our Peak Pet Urgent Care team answers common questions about bladder stones in [...]

When you think of a drooling pet, a slobbery Great Dane or bloodhound likely comes to mind. However, under certain circumstances, your feline friend can also create a pool of saliva. If you’ve ever wondered about your cat’s unusual drooling habit, read on to learn when drooling is considered normal in cats, and when you [...]

Your home is meant to be your safe space where you can relax in comfort without having to worry. But, your home may be cozy and comfortable, yet still contain many surprising household hazards for your pet. Read on to discover some unusual, but common, household items that can be dangerous for your four-legged friend. [...]

If your pet falls ill or becomes injured overnight or during the weekend, you likely don’t want to wait until your family veterinarian is available to alleviate their illness or discomfort, and you may consider feeding your own medication. But, don’t! Fortunately, our Peak Pet Urgent Care team is standing by to offer assistance and [...]