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The first week in June is Pet Appreciation Week, and while our pets deserve to be loved and spoiled 24/7 with treats, the team at Paws of Pleasanton Animal Hospital would like to show you five out-of-the-box ways to show your furry pal all the love. #1: Groom your pet...

There are so many amazing hiking trails to visit in Southern California, and with temperatures warming up, it's the perfect time to get outdoors with your four-legged friend. However, before you head outside, the team at Paws of Pleasanton Animal Hospital would like...

The Paws of Pleasanton Animal Hospital team know that letting go of a pet when they've reached the end of their lifespan is incredibly difficult. Pets are members of our families and having to say goodbye can be one of the hardest things a loving family has to do....

Does living with your feline friend make you break out in a rash, sneeze, or struggle to peer through watery eyes? Many cat owners suffer through allergies to their pet, but allergic responses to cat hair and dander are manageable. Try the following tips from our...

Although you know you should spay your female pet to prevent a host of medical and behavior issues, as well as unwanted puppies, you may not know what exactly happens during a spay surgery. Since World Spay Day—February 23—is approaching, let's explain the procedure,...

Preventing Separation Anxiety While stuck at home during the COVID-19 quarantine, you may be thinking there is no better time to get a puppy. With plenty of free time for training and lazy puppy snuggles on the couch, you can’t wait to welcome a new pet. But, what is...

Managing Your Furry Coworker: 3 Tips for Working From Home With Your Pet Normally, you’d be delighted to schlepp your furry pal to the office, but this year is different. You may be working remotely, which means your home is your office. So, how can you manage you...

If you worry about the thought of putting your pet under anesthesia, you are not alone! Many pet owners worry about this, whether it's for an elective procedure or a life-saving surgery. In order to keep your pet safe during their procedure, there's a variety of...

As pets age, they can suffer from impaired mental function, similar to elderly people with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Many of the signs associated with cognitive dysfunction in pets are chalked up to old age. However, with careful monitoring, early diagnosis, and proper...

Diarrhea and Vomiting Diarrhea is the frequent evacuation of watery stools. Vomiting is the forceful expulsion of stomach contents through the mouth. As a pet parent, it's always alarming when your pet suddenly starts experiencing diarrhea and vomiting. It's always...