Blog

I read an article the other day written by a pet psychologist talking about the importance of acknowledging your pets and making sure they feel both seen and loved. The article was a great read, and the message is something I agree with wholeheartedly, but I do have to admit that sometimes life gets busy […]

No matter how well you care for your pet, they will inevitably come into contact with a flea or tick while they are outdoors, going for a walk, or simply playing in the yard. As warmer weather is approaching, the risk of flea and tick bites or infestations is only increasing, and consistent preventative treatment for […]

Hiring a Dog Walker for your New Puppy By Lesley White, Owner, Peak City Puppy We’re already 3 months into the New Year. If like so many, you found yourself welcoming a Christmas Puppy into your home, you have some big decisions to make. 3 months is a big milestone for puppies. While every puppy […]

We have a guest blogger, Dakota Lee. Dakota has been talking with all types of animals for many years and I asked her to write a little to explain what it is she does and what animal communication is all about. I hope you find this interesting and will explore your ability to ‘talk’ with […]

You’ve decided you need something four-legged and fun in your life. Yay! But now what? How do you find the perfect pet? Let’s talk adoption. But what if I want a specific breed? Chances are, your favorite breed is hanging out in a rescue or shelter, just waiting for someone like you to come looking. Did […]

We’ve all had that summer experience; you get out of the pool, grab a towel and sprint as fast as you can over the asphalt, hoping your feet don’t burn. Well, it’s the same for our dogs! Their pads are awesome for walking on rough surfaces and different terrain, but they just aren’t heat proof. […]

The Top Five Kid-Friendly Dog Breeds Jordan Walker is very passionate about animals. As the lead content curator for Coops and Cages and other pet-related blog sites, he has written several articles about them and other various topics. In this post, he shares information on the best dog breeds that you can have if you have children […]

National Mutt Day – July 31st July 31st is National Mutt Day, a day all about saving, caring for, embracing and celebrating mixed breed dogs. Created in 2005 by Animal Welfare advocate Colleen Paige this day was created to spread awareness about mixed breed dogs, especially those who are stuck in shelters and in need of […]

Summer Heat Dangers for Your Dog Summer is definitely here, and it’s come in full force. With weather easily reaching the high 90’s and above, dog owners have a lot of responsibility when it comes to keeping their pets safe. There is a lot we can do to ensure our pet’s safety and comfort including: […]

Dr. Heather Moeser, MS, DVM & Brittney McLamb NCSU-CVM Vet Student Downtown Mobile Vet Did you know that many common household items are potential poisons to your furry children?  Below are a list of common small animal poisons that your pets may come contact / ingest while in their environment. Top 10 Small Animal Toxins […]

Drs. Stephanie Morgan and Heather Moeser Downtown Mobile Vet – 919-917-8312 – www.downtownmobilevet.com Exercise is good for you and your pets.  However, have you ever decided to take a run mid day during the summer time?  After recently making that choice in this hot weather, I am still feeling the effects of it.  I felt dizzy, […]

Let’s face it, not everyone has a niece that is a veterinarian that you can call for advice when their pet is not acting right. Many times this happens on a weekend or during evening hours when most veterinary clinics are closed. It is a struggle to decide whether to bring your pet to the […]