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Based on an article that first appeared at GeniusVets   Pet owners share an unshakable bond with their animal companions and, more often than not, prioritize their health and wellbeing just as much as any other member of their household. After all, 97% of pet owners in the United States say their pets are part of their

Spring cleaning can bring a sense of accomplishment and renewal. Opening windows to let in fresh air, reorganizing storage spaces, and tackling deep cleaning projects can improve comfort and hygiene throughout the home. However, seasonal cleaning routines can also introduce risks for pets if safety precautions are not considered. Dogs and cats explore their environment

Based on an article that first appeared at GV Raise your hand if you’ve ever been under the spell of those puppy dog eyes begging for a morsel of your dinner, or the delicate paw tapping at your plate. We’ve all been there! While our pets might think of themselves as miniature humans deserving of

Pets in northern Utah experience many of the same seasonal allergy triggers that affect people. When pollen levels increase, sensitive dogs and cats may begin to show signs of discomfort such as itching, skin irritation, and ear infections. Seasonal allergies are one of the most common skin conditions veterinarians treat in pets. These reactions occur

Dental disease is one of the most common health issues in dogs and cats, and it often progresses quietly. Plaque forms daily, tartar builds along the gumline, and inflammation develops long before pets show obvious discomfort. Many continue eating and playing as usual while infection advances beneath the surface. At Canyon View Cares Veterinary Hospital