March 23rd is National Puppy Day, and, a perfect opportunity for pet owners to learn how to care for their new furry friends! One important aspect of owning a new puppy is learning how to train their new pups.

As pet owners, we want to do everything we can to keep our furry friends happy and healthy. Unfortunately, just like humans, dogs and cats can suffer from pain and discomfort due to a variety of conditions. This is where Companion Laser Therapy (CLT) can be a lifesaver.

January 2nd is National Pet Travel Safety Day, and we’re using the opportunity to help educate pet owners about traveling safely with their pets. Consider the following tips the next time you and your pet are headed to a veterinary appointment or taking off on an adventure.

With the holiday season in full swing, gift-giving is at the top of almost everyone’s to-do list. While selecting gifts for all of your loved ones – two and four-footed alike – remember that December is also National Safe Toys and Gifts Month. This month-long observance aims to ensure all gift-givers keep safety on their minds when selecting toys for small children and pets.

The holidays are an exciting time when many people travel to visit their families and friends or take advantage of their time off by setting off on a vacation to a faraway land. No matter where you’ll be traveling this season, it’s important to ensure your pets will be well-taken care of while you’re away. Consider the following tips for choosing a boarding facility for your pet.

Fall is finally here and that means cooler weather, changing leaves, and plenty of fun activities to do with your pet! Whether you’re looking for a new activity to keep you busy or just want to spend some quality time with your furry friend, we’ve got you covered.

September is National Responsible Dog Ownership Month, and we like to celebrate by helping people learn more about what responsible dog ownership entails. While adopting a new pet can be a great source of joy in anyone’s life, it is not a decision to take lightly because dog ownership does come with quite a bit of responsibility.

Understanding the reasons why your dog might not be listening can help you address the issues and improve your dog’s behavior. Here at Compassion Animal Hospital, we want to help you take the next steps in getting your dog to not only love you but listen to you!