Ongoing training is not only a great opportunity for your pet to exercise, but it also offers opportunities to provide mental stimulation and engagement—both of which are essential to your pet's well-being. Here are three ideas from the team at FMA Animal Hospital! ...

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,...

We know the unconditional love and joy that furry friends bring to our lives, and it comes as no surprise that many people are looking to add to their family by adopting a pet. If you're considering adopting a pet from a shelter or rescue, we at FMA Animal Hospital...

Cats with light- or white-colored fur are beautiful, exuding a regal and majestic air. But did you know that these fair felines are at a higher risk for squamous cell carcinoma? Read on to learn more about this common cancer. What are squamous cell carcinoma signs in...

Pet owners know that from time to time, our furry friends can get themselves into trouble. A dog sniffing around the bushes can run into a bee and wind up with a sting. We at FMA Animal Hospital want to share what you need to know if that happens. If your furry friend...