Join us for our celebration of National Responsible Dog Ownership Day, featuring low cost microchipping, canine massage and acupuncture, training tips and more

During summer, the harmless looking pods of the foxtail weed open into barbed villains. They will easily stick to your dogs fur as well as your clothing. Be aware of their danger.

Xylitol, a popular sweetener, can be very dangerous to dogs. This artificial sweetener is used in many low-calorie, sugar-free foods.

Morris Animal Foundation researches cures to more common ailments in dogs such as gastrointestinal disorders and skin issues.

Trainer Kris became a certified member of the Community Emergency Response Team and was awarded Volunteer of the Year at SPCAla last month.

On November 18th, give your dog a sparkling smile with non-anesthetic ultrasonic teeth cleaning. Plus we’re also offering low-cost vaccinations and other veterinarian services.

Pet first aid instructor and dog safety consultant Melanie Monteiro will share her expertise at the Zoom Room on October 1.

Today researchers from the University of Massachusetts Department of Kinesiology released the results from their study of the Energy cost and heart-rate responses of dog trainers during dog agility training. We are here publishing their findings for the first time. This study represents the first ever scientific examination of the physiological effects of dog agility on the human handlers.

The abnormal amounts of rain we had in the winter are making allergy sufferers, well, suffer.

Even though we live in Los Angeles, very few of us are prepared for a natural disaster. Are you — and your pets — ready?

Today, October 14th, is Pet Obesity Awareness Day, although most owners of overweight dogs and cats are aware every day of their pet’s health issues.

Has this ever happened to you? You need to give your dog a pill – a vitamin, heartworm, aspirin – some sort of repulsive-tasting pill. You think you’re clever. You hide it in your dog’s favorite food. Your dog happily gobbles it up. You think you’re brilliant; you’re feeling relieved. Then your dog spits out the tiny pill and trots away.