Cat Wellness Exam Cost: Average Prices and What’s Included

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Wellness Exams For Cats Scheduling a regular wellness exam is one of the most important things a cat owner can do to protect a cat’s long-term health. A routine exam helps your veterinarian detect early signs of illness, recommend appropriate preventive care, and keep vaccinations and treatments up to date. Most veterinarians recommend at least … Read more

Keep Your Dog Calm at Holiday Parties with a Smart Collar

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This St. Patrick’s Day is a chance for laughter, good food, and time with friends and family — but for many dogs, holiday gatherings can be stressful. Loud music, unfamiliar people and crowded rooms can trigger anxiety, which affects a pet’s behavior and overall well-being. Planning ahead and taking a few simple steps will help … Read more

Frostbite in Dogs: Symptoms, Warning Signs and Prevention

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Winter brings colder temperatures and the risk of freezing or icy ground. Unless your dog is fully house-trained, you still need to take them outside for bathroom breaks and exercise. Those outings can expose your pet to frostbite, so it’s essential to know the causes, recognize the signs of frostbite in dogs, and take practical … Read more

Keep Dogs Safe at Christmas: Essential Holiday Pet Tips

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As the holiday season approaches, homes fill with lights, decorations, family and cheer. While celebrating, it’s important to make the season safe and comfortable for every family member—pets included. The following practical, pet-focused tips will help you create a festive environment that protects curious cats, playful dogs, and other companion animals from common seasonal hazards. … Read more

5 Cat Sleeping Positions and What They Reveal About Your Cat

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5 Common Cat Sleeping Positions and What They Mean Few things are as endearing as a sleeping cat. One moment they’re darting around the house, batting at toys or walking across your keyboard, and the next they look utterly peaceful. Cats adopt a variety of sleeping postures, and while some positions may seem awkward to … Read more

Manage Dog Separation Anxiety When You Return to Work or School

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As the back-to-school season approaches, many households are shifting back into routines. While this can be a positive change for families, it often causes stress for dogs who have become used to constant company. Dogs with separation anxiety can react strongly when left alone, displaying destructive behavior, persistent barking, pacing, or other signs of distress. … Read more

4 Protein Bowl Combos a Registered Dietitian Recommends

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As a Registered Dietitian, I was genuinely excited to try Wellness Protein Bowls for my dog. The idea of fresh, thoughtfully combined ingredients that are nutritionally balanced and shelf-stable sounded promising—and in practice these recipes delivered several practical benefits that align with what I value in meal planning. In my practice I emphasize balanced meals … Read more

How to Transition Your Pet to Holistic Select

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We value the recipes we developed for Holistic Select® cat food, but unfortunately consumer demand has not met expectations. As a result, the Holistic Select® cat food line is being discontinued. If your cat currently eats Holistic Select dry or wet formulas, we recommend switching to Wellness® cat foods—specifically the Wellness Complete Health® line, or … Read more

Pet Tech Trends: Smart Collars, AI Translators and More

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PetPace Featured in the Los Angeles Times: Smart Collars and AI Transform Pet Care November 13, 2025 We are proud to announce that PetPace was highlighted in the Los Angeles Times in an article titled “From Smart Collars to AI Translators: The New Wave of Pet Technology.” The piece examines how connected devices and artificial … Read more

You’re Doing Everything Right — Are You Missing the Big Picture?

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If your dog has epilepsy, you’re likely following all the advice you’ve been given: you watch closely, you record every seizure you observe, and you bring notes to veterinary appointments. From the outside, it looks like you’re doing everything right—and in many ways, you are. Still, a quieter question often goes unasked: how complete is … Read more