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This month is National Lost Pet Prevention Month, and our team wants to make sure that you know what to do if your pet should go missing. These are the three top ways to help recover them and ensure a happy reunion between you and your furry pal.    #1: Supply...

As pets age, they can suffer from impaired mental function, similar to seniors with Alzheimer’s or dementia. A number of signs associated with cognitive dysfunction in pets are chalked up to old age. However, with careful monitoring, early diagnosis, and proper...

Part of cat ownership involves coming across furry, slimy tubes, otherwise known as hairballs. Depending on your cat’s hair coat length, you may wonder if the number of hairballs your feline friend produces is normal. Our team wants to make sure you are in the know...

No matter the circumstances that caused a senior pet to end up at an animal shelter or rescue, most are affectionate, trained, and loyal companions. Here are five reasons why our team at Livingston Animal Hospital thinks senior pets make the best pets.    #1:...

April showers bring May flowers... and also allergies! Seasonal allergies appear differently in pets than in people, so our team has compiled these five key signs that your furry friend may be suffering from a pollen-spurred allergy attack.   #1: Your pet has...

Heartworm can be a confusing topic, but our team is here to help you get to the truth! We've debunked some common heartworm myths to help pet owners understand the importance of year-round prevention.    Myth: Only dogs get heartworms Truth: Heartworms can infect...

Dogs can be weird creatures, and do things that often leave their owners scratching their heads. Does your pooch do any of the following things?   #1: Your dog scoots along the carpet Many people believe dogs drag their rear ends along the carpet because of...

In honor of March being National Pet Poison Prevention Month, we want to remind you of the steps to take if your furry pal has been in contact with a potentially toxic substance. Our team at Livingston Animal Hospital knows it can be easy to panic, but we recommend...

Spring is on its way, which means many of us will begin spending more time outdoors with our furry friends. Our team at Livingston Animal Hospital wants to keep your pet safe all year long by bringing awareness to some of the common outdoor items that could be toxic....

Dental health in your furry friend is just as important as their physical health! Persistent deciduous teeth, or baby teeth that refuse to fall out, can lead to many difficulties with your pet’s permanent dentition and also can harm their oral health. This dental...