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The 4th of July is a holiday dreaded by the pet world, and for good reason. With fire and gastrointestinal hazards lurking around delicious-smelling foods, explosions going off overhead, and sizzling hot weather, your furry friend can encounter many dangers. Looking...

Summer is here, so it might be the perfect time to hit the road for a much-needed camping trip. Before packing up your tent and getting back to nature with your four-legged friend, check out the following tips from Advanced Pet Care's team to ensure your camping...

It's kitten season this June! As a result, animal shelters and rescues are full of cats looking for a forever home.  So, you've been sucked in by an adorable little whiskered face and added a new kitten to the household. Introducing your new cat to your current cat...

Whether old or young, seasoned or green, pets deserve a loving home. Oftentimes, senior pet don’t get the recognition they deserve for being well-behaved companions. Adopting senior pets not only saves a life, but you’re also more likely to meet a furry friend with...

The word “microchip” can often be met with skepticism from some pet owners, but it could be the life-saving factor in the event of an emergency! Advanced Pet Care offers microchipping services in the San Bernardino area that ensure your pets have a fighting chance at...

April is National Heartworm Awareness Month. We at Advanced Pet Care understand that there are a lot of misunderstandings about these parasites. We're here to set the record straight. Myth: Indoor pets don't need heartworm prevention Truth: Mosquitoes are sneaky...

Did you know that some chew toys can be harmful to your pet's teeth and gastrointestinal tract? It's important to know what tasty treats are perfectly safe for your furry friends. Our team is here to let you know what is and isn't safe for your pals.  Safe chew toys...

Spring is just around the corner, and many of us are looking forward to warmer weather and doing some yard work. If your furry friends spend time in the yard, keep them safe from these common outdoor toxins. Pesticides and insecticides — Watch for pesticides or...

Persistent deciduous teeth, or baby teeth that refuse to fall out, can lead to many difficulties with your pet’s permanent dentition and also can harm their oral health. This dental issue most frequently occurs in small-breed and flat-faced dogs, and rarely in cats....

Suppose your male pet undergoes neuter surgery, and this is your first postoperative experience. In that case, you may be surprised that your furry pal still appears to be intact, especially if they were neutered later in life. To clear up any confusion, let’s explain...