Spring in our area brings many welcome delights—budding flowers, warmer weather, rain, and new beginnings. Unfortunately, the season also brings pollen and intensely itchy pets. If your pet has been licking their paws or scratching more than usual, they may be going through what many of us experience in the spring—seasonal allergies. But, we sometimes [...]

In 2022, Frenchies made their way to the top of the American Kennel Club’s (AKC’s) list of the most popular dog breeds in America. With their charming personalities and adorable, smoosh-faced looks, Frenchies are irresistible. However, like all breeds, Frenchies are prone to an array of health problems and their care can be costly. Our [...]

Illnesses and injuries affect everyone, including our sweet pets. If your pet becomes ill or is injured, you may wonder if the situation is an emergency or something that can wait. Getting your pet treated without delay is sometimes necessary for a good prognosis. Being able to recognize veterinary emergency signs goes a long way [...]

February brings more than Valentine's Day. It's also Pet Dental Health Month, when we celebrate our pets’ playful licks and sloppy kisses and, most importantly, ensure their mouths remain healthy and pain-free. While a little doggy breath might be endearing, ignoring oral health can lead to periodontal disease, which is a serious issue for pets. [...]

As you turn the calendar to a new year, it's the perfect time to reflect on your goals and make fresh starts. But, have you considered setting resolutions for your four-legged family member? At Flora Family Vet, we believe that prioritizing your pet's health and happiness should be a top resolution for any pet owner. [...]

Adding a pet to your family is a wonderful experience, but making a decision can be difficult if household members can’t agree on the type of pet that would fit in best. Before making a spur-of-the-moment choice, carefully consider the type of pet who would fit in seamlessly with your home, family, and lifestyle. Whether [...]

Cognitive dysfunction is a condition that pet owners often misread in their senior pets, as many of the signs are considered to be cats’ and dogs’ normal aging changes. In addition, cognitive dysfunction’s slow, insidious development can make a pet’s behavior abnormalities difficult to spot. Read our Flora Family Vet team’s guide to learn how [...]

While your plate overflows with the many tempting holiday foods, your furry pal is likely at your feet, drooling in anticipation to have a bite. However, if you drop a few morsels under the table to appease those begging eyes, you may cause your four-legged friend to experience serious gastrointestinal (GI) and other health problems. [...]