SoCal residents and their pets are familiar with year-round heat, but temperatures in summer can soar higher and become more dangerous than at other times of the year. Pets are susceptible to heatstroke when exposed to extreme temperatures, because they cannot cool themselves as efficiently as people, and often need extra help to stay safe. [...]

Your cookout menu is planned, the red, white, and blue decorations are ready, and you know exactly where you will watch the neighborhood fireworks display. You are all set for July Fourth. But, what about your pet? Independence Day celebrations can upset and endanger your four-legged friend. Our Valley Center Veterinary Clinic team offers tips [...]