BlogsOf Bear Creek Veterinary Hospital

Follow These Tips When Camping With Pets Is there anything better than gazing up at the star-studded night sky with your furry pal curled up beside you by the campfire? We don’t think so. At Bear Creek Veterinary Hospital, we understand the joy of camping with your...

Essential Guidelines for Ensuring Safe Swimming Sessions with Your Beloved Pet As the summer heat intensifies, both you and your furry companion may be eager to find relief by taking a refreshing swim. However, not all pets are instinctively adept at paddling through...

Protect Your Pet from Lyme Disease April is the ideal time for Prevention of Lyme Disease in Dogs Month, as the warmer spring temperatures wake up parasites. To ensure your pet doesn't give ticks a ride or a meal, take action and learn how to identify common signs of...

From Winter Coats to Spring Blooms: Your Guide to Seasonal Pet Grooming As we bid farewell to winter and welcome the warmth of spring, it's the perfect time to give our furry friends a seasonal refresh. Transitioning from colder to milder weather requires essential...

A Guide to Celebrating Senior Feline Health Welcome feline enthusiasts and devoted cat parents! February is not just the month of love; it's also National Cat Health Month—a time dedicated to prioritizing the well-being of our beloved feline friends. This year, let's...

Strategies for Supporting Pet Recovery Post-Surgery: A Guide for Pet Owners Pets may become ill or suffer from injuries that require surgical procedures to improve their health and wellness. These procedures may range from routine spaying and neutering to more severe...

Winter Watch: How to Keep Your Pet Warm and Cozy in Chilly Weather Winter blankets the world in a serene white embrace, but potential risks for our furry companions lie beneath the beauty. As the temperatures drop, pet owners must ensure their beloved dogs and cats...

Pet-Friendly Thanksgiving Delights: A Guide to Safe Holiday Foods Thanksgiving is here, and as you get ready to make a tasty feast for your family, remember to include your pets in the fun. In this blog post, we'll help you discover some Thanksgiving foods that your...

Mushrooms and Dogs: Symptoms, Prevention, and Rapid Response If you take good care of your dog, you probably make sure they don't eat things that might be bad for them. Dogs are curious and sometimes they check out things like mushrooms. But, can dogs eat mushrooms...

What is Xylitol? As people who take care of our pets, we always want them to be happy and stay well. But sometimes, we don't know that things we have can hurt them. One thing that can be bad for pets is called Xylitol. It's a kind of sweet stuff found in sugar-free...