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  • Seven Things Every Pet Owner Needs to Know about Dog Flu

    posted: Jun 24, 2019.

    Dear Pet Parent: Dog flu is on the rise nationwide.  We are committed to providing up to date information about pet care.  Please see below for 7 things every pet owner Read more
  • Pet Rabbits and Toxins

    posted: Jun 15, 2016.

    Sometimes pet rabbits eat or chew on things that can make them sick. Below are listed some of the more common toxins we see rabbits exposed to. Please note that Read more
  • Friggin Foxtails

    posted: Jun 15, 2016.

    Migrating Foreign Bodies As the dog days of summer approach and lush spring grasses go to seed, plant awn foreign bodies can cause many problems as they become lodged in ears, Read more
  • Heartworms - Just Another Reason to Hate Mosquitoes

    posted: Jun 07, 2016.

    Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal disease. It is spread only by mosquitoes and all dogs are at risk. It is caused by foot-long worms (heartworms) that live Read more
  • MLS Laser Therapy Benefits

    posted: Mar 10, 2016.

    MLS Laser Therapy Benefits The Animal Hospital of Soquel is proud to now offer Multiwave Locked System (MLS) Laser Therapy. MLS technology delivers both continuous and pulsed wavelengths that together reduce Read more
  • Discouraging Egg Laying in Pet Birds

    posted: Mar 09, 2016.

    Discouraging Egg Laying in Pet Birds Parrots in the wild do not lay eggs unless they have a mate and a suitable nesting site. In captivity, however, some parrots will lay Read more
  • Pet Pains

    posted: Mar 09, 2016.

    Pet Pains The other day as I was looking into the mirror wondering who that old fart was, then as I turned to leave was reminded it was me as my Read more
  • The Exotics Corner

    posted: Nov 10, 2015.

    The Exotics Corner Q: Is it normal for my reptile to become inactive and not eat during the winter? Does it mean that he needs to hibernate? A: Think twice before letting Read more
  • FLEAS: Evil blood suckers that are not just a summer problem...

    posted: Nov 06, 2015.

    FLEAS: Evil blood suckers that are not just a summer problem... They’re creepy, they’re crawly, and they can be a real nightmare to get rid of. Fleas are not just a Read more
  • Bad Kitty Syndrome II

    posted: Nov 06, 2015.

    Bad Kitty Syndrome II Having previously written about behavior problems with kitties and then participating recently in a seminar about the same, I thought I would share some ideas. Most of Read more
  • Bad Kitty Syndrome

    posted: Jul 21, 2015.

    Bad Kitty Syndrome Cats have a very strong instinct to keep their presence in an area secret. They do this by covering up their waste products. Potty training a cat is Read more
  • Help! My Pet was Bitten by a Raccoon!

    posted: Jul 21, 2015.

    Help! My Pet was Bitten by a Raccoon! Rabies is one of the more deadly viruses that can be transmitted to our pets and people. Luckily, since the formulation of the Read more
  • External Parasites in Rabbits

    posted: Jul 21, 2015.

    External Parasites in Rabbits Fleas, ticks, mites, lice, and fly larvae can all cause skin problems in rabbits. Safely preventing and eliminating these parasites from your rabbit is important for your Read more
  • What’s the deal with pet insurance?

    posted: Apr 21, 2015.

    What’s the deal with pet insurance? Many of us who have pets want to ensure that they are getting the highest-quality care available in veterinary medicine. As we would with our Read more
  • Pretty but Pretty Deadly

    posted: Apr 21, 2015.

    Pretty but Pretty Deadly Spring is finally here and soon there will be flowers everywhere but it is important to remember that there are many plants that are poisonous to our Read more
  • Gastrointestinal Stasis in Rabbits: Causes, Cures, and Prevention

    posted: Apr 21, 2015.

    Gastrointestinal Stasis in Rabbits: Causes, Cures, and Prevention What is GI stasis, and why is it important? Gastrointestinal (GI) stasis is the medical term used to describe a rabbit that is not eating Read more