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This month is National Lost Pet Prevention Month and our team wants to ensure that pet owners know what to do should their pet go missing. Here are the three top ways to help recover your lost pet and ensure a happy reunion.   #1: Supply your pet with multiple...

July 4th has long been a feared holiday in the pet world, and for a good reason. With explosions going off overhead, fire and gastrointestinal hazards lurking around delicious-smelling foods, and sizzling hot weather, your furry pal can encounter many dangers. Turn...

It's common for some pet owners to be skeptical about how microchips work. However, these potentially life-saving devices are highly recommended for the safety of your four-legged friends! The procedures are harmless and highly beneficial to pet owners as well. Here...

If you have a cat, chances are you are already familiar with their hairballs. But do you know why these happen and how many are considered normal? Read everything you need to know about your feline friend's hairballs.   How are hairballs formed? As cats groom...

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 Kenai Veterinary Hospital thinks senior pets make the best pets.    #1:...

You can likely tell when your pooch is happy, but it may be a bit more difficult to tell if they are feeling anxious. Dog Anxiety Awareness Week is from May 2 to 8 and our team wants to help you learn how to spot potential anxiety signs in your dog so you can help...

Like every pet owner, you want to spoil your pet with the best toys around! But, not all toys are safe for your furry friend. Some of them can wreak havoc on your pet’s teeth and gastrointestinal tract. We're here to help you choose the best toys for your furry...

Dogs can exhibit a variety of different behaviors, often leaving their owners scratching their heads in bewilderment. Does your furry friend do any of the five following things?   #1: Your dog scoots along the carpet Many people believe dogs drag their rear ends...

Spring is here, and many of us are looking forward to warmer weather and doing some yard work. If your pets spend time in the yard, keep them safe from these common outdoor toxins. Pesticides and insecticides — Watch for pesticides or insecticides that contain...

Do you know how to respond if your pet eats a toxin? First of all, don't panic! The team at Kenai Veterinary Hospital has put together these instructions on what to do.  Step 1: Find the potential toxin's packaging Your pet will have a much better prognosis and easier...