The Priority Paw Blog

Here are the most common toxic items I see pets get into and their possible effects:

When most people think of a vet’s office, they picture rubbing alcohol, barking dogs, and the low buzz of anxiety—and that’s just the humans.

Independence Day may be a celebration of freedom, fireworks, and full plates—but for veterinarians, it marks the beginning of something far less festive: pancreatitis season.

I’m not going to make many friends in my profession with this article—but pet owners deserve to know the truth.

If Maimonides were alive today—and, say, living in Pico-Robertson with a rescue tabby named Chatool—would he schedule a neuter appointment at the local vet?

For many of us, pets are more than companions—they’re family. But beyond wagging tails and comforting purrs, science shows that pets can quite literally heal us. Their impact on human health is more p