Senior pets may experience mental decline, such as cognitive dysfunction. With early intervention, it is possible to help keep their minds sharp through their golden years.  Here are the signs of cognitive dysfunction in pets: Activity — One change in pets that is...

Does your furry friend want a taste of what's on the grill? It may be tempting to feed them barbecue scraps, but many typical barbecue foods are not suitable for pets, even as a treat. Try giving them these safe options instead. Frozen treats — If you're grilling out,...

Fostering a pet can be as rewarding as it is helpful. Taking care of a furry friend who's still waiting for their forever family can be an excellent way of doing some good in your community. But before you apply to be a pet foster parent, here are some questions you...

Cat owners can tell you that hairballs are part of having a feline companion, but excessive hacking of hairballs is not normal and could be a sign of a health issue. Here's what you need to know.  Small piles of vomit mixed with fur are often mistaken for hairballs,...

The COVID-19 crisis has naturally brought up concerns about caring for pets. We at FMA Animal Hospital want to offer these three things to help you and your pet stay safe. #1: Rely on reputable sources for current COVID-19 information While you can turn to Facebook...

We know how important your pets are to you and that you want to make sure that they'll have everything they need in the event of an emergency. We, like all of you, are closely monitoring what is happening with the virus. We want to ensure that all of our customers and...