Veterinary Blog Ozark Tick Wake-Up: March Emergence of Lone Star Ticks and Early Ehrlichia In Northwest Arkansas, March doesn’t just bring budding trees and longer days. It also signals the return of tick season. As temperatures climb, Ozark ticks emerge earlier than many... Arkansas Winter Itch: Treating Seasonal Skin Problems in Pets Winter in Arkansas may not bring mountains of snow, but it does bring something nearly as pesky: dry, itchy skin in our four-legged friends. As temperatures dip and indoor... When to Consider Veterinary Oncology: Signs, Options, and Support Hearing the word “cancer” in connection with your beloved pet is one of the most difficult moments any pet owner can face. Yet with the right team, care plan,... Seasonal Foods Pets Shouldn’t Share From the Holiday Table The holidays bring cozy gatherings and festive foods. But before you slip a scrap under the table, however, remember that many traditional dishes are risky for pets. At Crossover... Diabetes in Pets: Why Early Signs are Often Missed Diabetes isn’t just a human condition—our pets can develop it, too. In fact, pet diabetes is one of the most common endocrine disorders in pets, affecting both dogs and... How to Tell if Your Pet Has Arthritis As pets age, it’s natural for them to slow down a little, but sometimes that extra nap or reluctance to jump isn’t just a symptom of getting older. It... The Hidden Dangers of Fall Yardwork for Pets For many of us, fall yardwork is a satisfying seasonal ritual that involves raking leaves and planting mums in the fresh autumn air. But should we allow our curious... Why Hydration Still Matters as Summer Winds Down August is often cited as the hottest month in Arkansas. Between the high heat and humidity, the weather creates dangerous circumstances for pets. Symptoms of heat stroke can get... Summer Pet Safety There’s so much going on during the summer months, and so many things to enjoy, that it’s easy to forget that it’s also a season of serious risks to... The Hidden Dangers of Over-the-Counter Pet Medications: What You Need to Know It’s hard when our furry friends don’t feel well, and it’s natural to look for ways to help them feel better fast. But reaching for your medicine cabinet is... Older Posts