Yorkshire Blog

As a pet owner, you know how hard it is to find the perfect holiday gift for your furry friends. Let’s face it, who doesn't want their pets to have a happy and safe holiday season? This year instead of going out and buying that toy they might not like or end up...

It's getting cold outside! As the temperature starts to drop, it's important to take precautions to ensure your pet stays safe and warm. Here are a few tips on how to keep your furry friend comfortable during winter weather. #1: Provide warm bedding for your pet Give...

With pets living with humans longer than ever and many people considering their dogs and cats part of their family, it's no surprise that we see more cases of cancer in our furry friends. There are some myths about cancer in pets that need to be debunked so you can...

The holiday season is here, and with it comes the spirit of giving back. It's an excellent time to remember those less fortunate than us, including our four-legged friends! If you're looking for a way to give back this year, consider helping homeless pets find homes...

4 Halloween Treats to Keep Away from Your Pet October is National Animal Safety Month, and just in time for Halloween. Halloween can be a night filled with treats, but keeping your pet safe doesn’t have to be tricky. Keep in mind that candy for humans are not safe for...

Furry or Fat? 3 Ways to Keep Your Pet at a Healthy Weight Did you know that pets can be susceptible to obesity the same way humans can? Today is National Pet Obesity Awareness Day, and we're taking the time to shed light on three ways to feed your pet to keep them at...

Your cat may experience pain for numerous reasons, including joint issues, dental problems, urinary tract infections, and kidney disease. Cats by nature often hide their vulnerabilities. Educate yourself on the subtle pain cues your cat exhibits to help ensure they...

We understand that medicating your pet sometimes requires professional-level wrestling skills and even result in scratches, bites, and frustration. Because of improper techniques, many pets have learned to panic and react defensively at the sight of medication. Treat...

Why is it important to have your cat visit the veterinarian regularly? Your cat's yearly visit to a veterinarian helps detect health problems before they become severe. Your veterinarian can screen for conditions and diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, asthma,...