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Lost Pets Reunited Faster With Microchips—Is Your Pet Protected?
One Tiny Chip, One Huge Lifesaver Every pet owner has had that heart-sinking moment—even just the thought of it—when their dog bolts out the door or their cat slips through an open window. In that...
Pets Hide Pain Well—That’s Why Routine Exams Matter More Than You Think
What You Don’t See Can Hurt Them Most pets won’t cry, limp, or whine until something is seriously wrong—and by that point, treatment can be more complicated and expensive. Cats are especially...
Puppy Training: Tips to Painlessly Potty Train Your Puppy
Puppy training is a huge task for new pet owners. It really isn’t an easy task to potty train your puppy— just like human babies, puppies take lots of time and direction in order to get full control...
Bringing Home a New Pet? 5 Tips to Avoid Drama (and Keep Everyone Happy)
Start With Realistic Expectations Bringing a new pet into the family can be one of the most exciting moments for a household—but it’s not always all tail wags and purring cuddles on day one. Whether...
Integrating New Pets: A Veterinarian’s Guide to a Harmonious Home
Welcoming a New Member to Your Family Bringing a new pet into your home is an exciting and heartwarming experience. At Ansede Animal Hospital, we understand the joy and challenges that come with...
What Every Pet Owner Should Know About Preventative Vet Visits
Your dog won’t tap you on the shoulder to report a sore tooth. And your cat? They might be a pro at pretending everything’s fine—even when it’s not. That’s one of the biggest reasons preventative...
Why Routine Diagnostics Might Be the Secret to a Longer, Healthier Life for Your Pet
Your pet might look fine—but what’s going on inside? We all want our furry friends to live long, happy lives. And while belly rubs, good food, and lots of love go a long way, they’re not always...
Is My Pet a Reactive Dog? How to Deal With This Condition
What is Dog Reactivity, Really? Reactivity in dogs is a behavior characterized by an exaggerated response to specific stimuli—like other dogs, people, bicycles, or loud noises. This overreaction is...
Surgery for Your Pet? Here’s What to Expect (and How to Stay Calm Through It All)
Keeping Calm When Your Pet Needs Surgery If your vet just mentioned the word “surgery,” you’re probably feeling a little anxious—and that’s totally normal. Whether it’s a routine spay/neuter or...
Tips to Avoid Renal Problems in Your Cat
Cats are known for their independent and often low-maintenance nature, but when it comes to their health, proactive care is crucial. Renal problems, particularly chronic kidney disease (CKD), can...
The Benefits of Early Detection: How Pet Diagnostics Can Save Lives
Why Early Pet Diagnostics Matter Our pets can’t tell us when something’s wrong, which is why early detection is key to keeping them healthy. Many illnesses don’t show symptoms right away, and by the...
The Benefits Of Spaying And Neutering Your Pet
Is It Time to Make the Right Choice for Your Pet’s Well-Being? You’ve had your new pet for a few months now. They’re bounding around the house, getting into all sorts of mischief, and making life a...