Dual Veterinary Blog

House cats look small and cute, but evolutionarily, they haven’t changed much from their wild ancestors. The lion in your living room purrs and cuddles, and plays with adorable toys, but they also...

When you visit Pioneer Animal Hospital for your pet’s annual or bi-annual exam, you may be surprised that our team recommends wellness screening tests—especially when you’ve reported that your pet’s...

Recognizing when your pet is ill is important to helping ensure they receive appropriate veterinary care. Our Pioneer Animal Hospital team believes the love you share with your pet is worthy of the...

When you think about cognitive dysfunction, you may believe the condition is related to the adage about old dogs being unable to learn new tricks. However, your pet is more likely to forget what...

Nothing sounds louder than your pet’s incessant scratching, chewing, and licking. But, you’re not the only one losing sleep—itchy pets are miserable. Persistent irritation and itchiness can increase...

Pets thrive on routine, and when they start to eat or drink more or less, this can indicate an underlying health problem. If your pet exhibits any habit or behavior change, you should schedule a...

Pet-proofing your home is essential for your furry pal’s safety—and the safety of your clothes, shoes, furniture, and most prized possessions. While you likely consider your home as being your safe...

Every industry has its share of challenges, but the veterinary industry is considered one of the most physically, mentally, and emotionally taxing—and veterinary professionals are currently facing...

Many people start the New Year by making resolutions to make a fresh start and improve their life. This time of year also is great for making resolutions that can help your pet. Our Pioneer Animal...

Pets live in the moment, and do not dwell on the amount of time they will be here. While we could all become more present, we are the ones responsible for providing our pets with the care they need...