It's that time of year again! February is not just about heart-shaped chocolates and romantic gestures; it's also Responsible Pet Owners Month ..read more

February marks the start of National Pet Dental Health Month—a paw-some opportunity to focus on your furry friend's dental well-being ..read more

Parasite prevention is important to keep your pets healthy. Learn about internal and external parasites and how to prevent them ..read more

Pack those pet passports and buckle up, furry friends! From road trip rovers to jet-setting furballs, we're dishing out the secrets to make your travels as tail-waggingly awesome as possible! Traveling with pets can be tricky, but we’re here with pet travel safety tips to make your journey safe and easy ..read more

Keep your pet safe this National Poison Prevention Week by knowing what to keep out of your pet’s reach. Read these important pet poison prevention tips from Berkeley Veterinary Center ..read more

April is National Heartworm Awareness Month ..read more

April is Pet First Aid Awareness Month! Find a list of items to keep in your pet first aid kit in the event of an emergency ..read more

‘Tis the season for feasting and celebrating, and if you’re like most pet owners, you indulge your dog with a few nibbles from the holiday table. Knowing which foods are safe and which are toxic foods for dogs, however, is critically important to protect your pet from serious health complications, including pancreatitis in dogs and kidney disease in dogs.  Read on for valuable information from our team at Berkeley Veterinary Center regarding pet safety and holiday foods. The Skinny on Overindulging Pets It’s OK to offer your dog safe treats in moderation as long as you have a healthy can ..read more

Diabetes is a serious condition for anyone, dogs and cats included. When a pet has diabetes, their body has a hard time processing sugar (glucose) and using it for energy. Without treatment, it can lead to a host of debilitating complications.  The good news is that managing diabetes in dogs and cats can allow our diabetic furry friends to live their lives to the fullest. If you think your pet may have diabetes, this guide from the team at Berkeley Veterinary Center can help you figure out what to do next.  Common Signs of Diabetes in Dogs and Cats Dogs and cats with obesity live wi ..read more

From the moment you brought your dog home, your life has been filled with slobbery kisses, long walks, and hours of couch cuddles. And while it’s not pleasant to think about our canine companions falling ill, it’s a possibility even for the most pampered pets.  At Berkeley Veterinary Center, we know what your dog means to you, and we’re here with top-notch wellness visits tailored just for dogs, as well as expert care for medical conditions. Read on for common health problems in canines and warning signs to watch for. Skin Conditions and Allergies Itchy, irritated skin can stem from infe ..read more