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Rabbit Rescues: A Guide to Proper Rabbit Care
By Parkwood Animal Hospital | July 11, 2024
The official “Adopt a Rescued Rabbit Month” is past, but any time is a perfect time to consider bringing a furry, long-eared friend into your home. Rabbits make wonderful pets, but they require specific care to thrive. If you’re thinking about adopting a rabbit or are a new rabbit owner, this guide will help you understand what a rabbit needs
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Fourth of July Fun: Celebrating the United States’ National Parks
By Parkwood Animal Hospital | July 4, 2024
National parks are as diverse and unique as the dog breeds we love. From majestic mountains to serene beaches, each park has its own distinct character and charm. In honor of the Fourth of July, a day of celebration in the USA, let’s take a fun and imaginative journey to match some of the United States’ most famous national parks
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School’s out for summer – or is it? Tips for training your pet
By Parkwood Animal Hospital | June 27, 2024
The summer holiday season gives pet owners some extra training time for their pet, so let’s explore how to achieve the best results for everyone. Whether it is with a trainer or on your own, training your furry friend is one of the most important parts of pet ownership. It helps establish a strong bond, ensures good behavior, and enhances
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Heat Stroke in Pets
By Parkwood Animal Hospital | June 20, 2024
As the summer heat intensifies, it’s important to remember that our furry friends are also susceptible to the dangers of high temperatures. One of the most serious risks pets face during hot weather is heat stroke. How Pets Can Get Heat Stroke Heat stroke occurs when a pet’s body temperature rises to a dangerous level, and they are unable to
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Big Bang Theory: How to Help Your Pet Get Through Fireworks Season
By Parkwood Animal Hospital | June 13, 2024
We are getting closer to some of the most anxiety-inducing days in a pet’s life: the fireworks celebrations that happen at the beginning of July. Firework displays, while exciting for humans, can be a source of fear and anxiety for many animals. If you haven’t already taken steps to help your pet during these days, this is your reminder to
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