6 Cheap Ways To Make Your Dog’s Day
Thanksgiving is just a few weeks off. We are definitely thankful for our canine companions! Dogs are loyal, loving, and playful, not to mention absolutely adorable. They also serve as … Read More
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Spotlight On Fire Dogs
Today, October 1st, is National Fire Pup Day. Man’s Best Friend has held many different jobs throughout history. Fido has been a shepherd, guardian, tracker, and guide, to name just … Read More
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Ginger Cat Appreciation Day
Is your feline friend an orange kitty? If so, you may want to give Fluffy a special treat: it’s Ginger Kitty Appreciation Day! Cats come in all sorts of colors … Read More
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Help! My Dog Won’t Stop Sneezing
Just like you, your dog sneezes sometimes. Most often, it’s simply because small particles of dust, dirt, grass, or other materials make their way into the nasal passages—your dog uses … Read More
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Choosing the Right Collar for Your Dog
If you’ve recently adopted a new dog, one of the first things you’ll need to purchase for your pet is a collar. Every dog needs a good collar, and it’s … Read More
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Understanding the Puppy Teething Process
Aside from protecting the sofa legs from your puppy’s incessant chewing, there’s not a whole lot to do while your new pet is going through the teething process. Knowing the … Read More
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All About Your Cat’s Whiskers
Cats come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, but whiskers are one thing that every cat has in common. They’re much more than decorative long hairs sprouting from Fluffy’s … Read More
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Choosing the Purrfect Cat Carrier
Does your cat enjoy riding around? Chances are, the answer to that question is no. Most of our feline patients absolutely despise car rides! However, sooner or later, Fluffy will … Read More
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How Your Dog Cools Himself Down
The human body cools itself down during hot weather or vigorous exercise using one method: sweating. As the sweat on your skin evaporates, it cools you down. But your dog, … Read More
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We are OPEN with Curbside Service
Highland Animal Hospital is OPEN and seeing patients via curbside service as recommended by veterinary professional organizations. What’s that? Arrive for your appointment, or to pick up food and medicine … Read More
