If you live in Washington, you’re aware of the risk of natural disasters like earthquakes, floods, landslides, fires, and major storms. Washington experiences more than
Emergencies and natural disasters can happen without warning. From storms and floods to wildfires and power outages, being prepared is the best way to protect
Our pets can’t tell us when something hurts — but they do show us in other ways. Whether it’s a subtle change in behavior or
Summertime means fun at the lake—but for our pets, that swim could turn deadly. Toxic blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) can grow in warm, stagnant water and
Snake bites are a serious and potentially life-threatening emergency for pets. As warmer weather draws families and their pets outdoors, encounters with venomous snakes—such as
Everyday items in our homes—things we might not think twice about—can be highly toxic to pets. Whether it’s food, cleaning products, or medications, accidental ingestion
While Seattle is known for mild summer weather, it can still get hot, and that can be stressful for your pets. Whether you are the
Before adopting a pet, it’s important to consider not only the adoption and licensing fees you’ll pay, but also the cost of preventive care, vaccinations,
Veterinary care is rapidly evolving and advancing, and with advances in treatment methods and technology come rising costs. Like any other medical industry, veterinary medicine
