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Chocolate Toxicity and Easter Dangers for your Pet

As Easter approaches it's important that pet owners are aware of the danger that those adorable heart-shaped chocolate boxes and candies pose for our pets.


DIY Carrot Pupcakes for your Dog

Celebrate springtime by baking a batch of these Carrot Pup cakes for your pet! With only a handful of ingredients, this is an easy DIY recipe your pet will be begging you to make year-round.


Ask the Vet: Pet First Aid by Kristel Weaver, DVM, MPVM

I hope you will never need to administer first aid to your pets, but if an emergency should occur, it’s important to be mentally prepared. These first aid tips are intended to get you and your pet safely to a veterinarian for medical care.


Ask the Vet: Dog Tremors by Frank Utchen, DVM

My dog gets tremors and her whole body shakes. She seems to panic during these episodes, almost running in circles. This may last up to 5 to 10 minutes. She was chewing on Himalayan Yak cheese bones, but we recently stopped. We keep our home warm and Luna has blankets. Any idea what this may be coming from?


New Year's Eve Pet Safety Tips

We here at Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center & Urgent Care would like to wish all of our wonderful clients and their families a safe and happy New Year! We truly believe we have the most loyal, caring clients in the Bay Area. Thank you for always inspiring us to do the best we can do! We hope that 2015 brings health, love, and happiness to you and your pets.


Winter Holiday Pet Safety Tips by Kristel Weaver, DVM, MPVM

December has arrived and toys, electronics, and wrapping paper pack the stores. It's fun to include our pets in the holiday celebration, but watch out for seasonal hazards.


The Ultimate Holiday Pet Gift Guide

Our annual BRVC Ultimate Holiday Pet Gift Guide is back! We've organized the guide for every type of savvy shopper. Whether you're buying on a budget or splurging, there is something for everyone!


Dogs are sweet enough - Chocolate and Xylitol Warning

The components of chocolate that make it toxic to dogs are caffeine and theobromine, which fall into a class of drugs called methylxanthines.


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