Renton Veterinary Hospital Blog

You likely know what to do if you experience a minor injury, but do you know how to help your pet if they get hurt? Our first aid guide will prepare you to care for your furry friend until he/she can be evaluated by our veterinary team. First aid kit Every pet owner...

Springtime is on the way and along with it comes seasonal allergies and parasites. Renton Veterinary Hospital is here to help! Seasonal allergies in the dog and cat are very different from humans. Dogs and cats show signs of allergy on their skin. They can seem itchy...

We try to emphasize the importance of pet dental health throughout the year however February gives us an opportunity to highlight specific aspects of dental assessment, treatment and preventative care. Good oral health is more than just a pretty smile! And bad breath...

You’re probably already aware of the risks posed by warm weather and leaving pets in hot cars , but did you know that cold weather also poses serious threats to your pets’ health? When the temperature drops, there are lots of ways you can protect your furry friends....

Thanksgiving is a special holiday that brings together family and friends! This means a lot of travel, parties, and food usually! Holiday food needs to be kept away from pets, pet owners who travel need to either transport their pets safely or find safe accommodations...

Fall has officially arrived, and the holiday season is just around the corner. As we enter October, many people will begin to decorate for Halloween and plan out festivities for that night. Though Halloween can be a lot of fun, it can be very stressful for our...

For most of us, a dog is part of the family and can go to any extent to ensure their well-being. Just like puppies, senior dogs need special care. While age may cause difficulties in walking, sore joints, irritability, vulnerability to diseases, dementia, and other...

If your pet’s bad breath drives you away as she tries to snuggle up to you on the couch, you may be thinking it’s time for a dental chew. But bad breath can signify deeper dental problems than a simple treat can fix – namely pet periodontal disease. The problems...

In grade school, we’re all taught to take preventative measures to ensure an adequate amount of fire safety in our homes. We’re all well aware of the classic “stop, drop, and roll” routine but what about our pets? Fire safety is essential for pets as well! After...

Did you know that some people believe that dogs, cats, and other pets can actually sense earthquakes before they occur? Known as Seismic Escape Response, this phenomenon is believed to be connected with an animal’s ability to hear high-frequency sounds, like those of...