Cat lovers – rejoice! We all know cats are instinctual creatures. They’re naturally tidy and habitually bury their waste. Least we forget to mention they’re fluffy, cute, cuddly and independent animals. But what do you do when you have a litter box-training problem? At Animal Health Center, we’ve got you covered with these five simple […]

February is National Pet Dental Health Month. Periodontal disease is one of the most common health issue in pets. Plaque build-up induces inflammation and encourages the growth of harmful bacteria, which can be risk factors for heart, respiratory, kidney and liver development. Our pets require the same care as we do, if not more, when […]

Just like people, animals need vaccines too and some pet vaccinations may require a booster to keep them effective. Vaccines help prepare the immune system to fight invasions from disease-causing organisms. Vaccines contain antigens which look and act characteristic of disease-causing organisms, but don’t actually react to the disease. Consequently, once exposed to the real […]