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Is your dog or cat itching more this spring? Seasonal allergies and flea irritation are common in the Tri-Valley and can look very similar in pets. Learn the signs, causes, and treatment options from Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center & Urgent Care to help keep your pet comfortable and healthy.

When pets need medical care, many owners worry about pain, anesthesia, recovery time, and stress. Non-invasive veterinary procedures can help make certain treatments safer, gentler, and more comfortable while still giving veterinarians the access and precision they need. For the right patient, these advanced options may support faster healing and a smoother experience from procedure to recovery.

Meet Sosa, a 2½-year-old Pit Bull mix with a heart-shaped nose, playful spirit, and endless love for life. This affectionate, ball-loving goofball is ready to be your hiking buddy, couch companion, and best friend. Come meet Sosa and see why he’s impossible not to fall for.

Meet Joey, a 7-year-young Shepherd/Labrador mix with a goofy personality, loving heart, and loyal spirit. This active, well-mannered boy is ready to be your walking buddy, cuddle companion, and best friend. Come meet Joey and see why everyone falls in love with his charm and salt-and-pepper good looks.

Rattlesnake season is a real concern for pet owners in San Ramon, especially as warmer weather brings snakes out into backyards, trails, and open spaces. Curious dogs and adventurous outdoor cats can get too close before anyone realizes the danger. Knowing how to reduce the risk and respond quickly can make a major difference.

Spring in the Tri-Valley is beautiful—but foxtails, rattlesnakes, and poison oak can pose hidden risks for dogs. Learn how to spot, prevent, and handle these seasonal hazards to keep your pet safe on local trails with guidance from Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center.

Cricket is a calm, confident Cane Corso mix with a heart full of love. She adores snuggles, toys, and long walks, and she’s ready to find her furever home. Come meet Cricket at East County Animal Shelter and see why she’s everyone’s favorite!

Spring is here, but some popular indoor and outdoor plants can be toxic to cats. Learn which plants to avoid and how to protect both your kitty and your garden this season with tips from Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center.

Bringing home a new puppy is exciting, but the first few months also shape your dog’s long-term health and behavior. A strong start combines consistent puppy training with routine veterinary care. When these two areas work together, puppies are more likely to grow into healthy, well-adjusted adult dogs.

Is your dog or cat scratching more this spring? Seasonal allergies in pets are common, from itchy paws to ear irritation, but early care can keep your pet happy, healthy, and comfortable.