As any pet owner knows, life is just better with an animal companion. Even after a long, difficult day at work, there’s nothing that puts a smile on someone’s face faster than seeing just how excited their pet is when they get home. While their unconditional love is certainly one of the top bene…Read More
At Rancho Regional Veterinary Hospital, we understand how important your furry little best friend is to your life. You’re their entire world and they give you all of the love that their heart can offer, and all they ask is for a little bit of that love given back in return. While we’ll be here t…Read More
No matter how much you love your canine friend, it’s hard to deny that dogs can have stinky breath. Even if you have some kind of superdog that isn’t afflicted with odorous exhalation, that doesn’t change the fact that they still don’t brush their teeth, and that doesn’t bode well for thei…Read More
Being professional veterinarians in the Rancho Cucamonga area, you can bet we’ve seen our fair share of dogs come through here. Unfortunately, there are times where these pups have problems that could have been avoided if their owners hadn’t bought into widely circulated myths. There are a lot o…Read More
Welcome to part two of our blog series about understanding cat body language! In this post, we’ll take a look at how to understand how cats communicate with their tails. The Tail Movements Reading your cat’s tail will tell you a lot about how they’re feeling. There are so many quirks that it…Read More
Certain animals are much clearer communicators than others. Dogs, for example, are highly emotive and it’s generally easy to tell what kind of mood they’re in — from giddy uncontrollable excitement to the classic “look of shame” when they know they’ve been caught in the act doing somethi…Read More