Many dog owners wonder why (and frankly, how) their dogs can sleep so much. They sleep in the day on the couch, in their beds, outside, in the car, and then, they seem to sleep the whole night through. So what’s the deal? Well, first, it’s important to note
More infoIn Oklahoma, the nippy weather and shorter days of winter means much more staying inside — which for pets, can be a challenge. To keep your pets busy, active, and occupied this winter, give these fun indoor activities a try: 1. Snuggle up together. You’re planning on snuggling up on the couch
More infoWondering if having a pet in the state of Oklahoma is an A-OK idea? Turns out, it’s a great idea. In fact, according to the Animal Legal Defense Fund, Oklahoma is the fourth most pet-friendly state in the entire country. Unfortunately, not all states are so lucky. The many congested areas of New York,
More infoMost of our canine friends love to be outdoors. And of course, it’s good for them! The fresh air, exercise, and mental stimulation all play positive roles in your pet’s health. Still, when winter hits and the temps begin to drop in Oklahoma, it’s also important to remember that dogs, like us, can be negatively
More infoIt’s never anything that someone wants to think about, but it leads to an oft-avoided question: what happens to my pet if something happens to me? Making sure your pets are well cared for if you become incapacitated requires making arrangements now: 1. Select a Short-List of Caregivers Write a list of
More infoIf you are looking for a new canine friend, please consider celebrating National Mutt Day on December 2 by visiting your local shelter or humane society to adopt a mutt for these 5 great reasons: 1. You’re Saving a Life So many people want purebreds that mixed-breed dogs often go unappreciated and
More infoAlthough our beloved pets can’t speak the same verbal languages we humans speak, they can still communicate their feelings in a variety of ways: behavior, physical movement, energy levels and that indefinable heart-to-heart connection we have with our pets. It’s especially important to recognize signs that your pet is in pain so that you
More infoNational Cat Day started 12 years ago by a lovely human animal welfare advocate, Colleen Paige, to remind everyone that 4 million cats cycle through shelters annually—half of whom meet a sad end. National Cat Day founders want everyone to realize cats are divine creatures with sharp wit and stunning intelligence who improve the
More infoAt Sunset Veterinary Clinic, we are crazy about pet Halloween costumes! If you want to DIY one for your pet, here are some ideas you can try with a little felt, pipe cleaner, tulle, hot glue and imagination! Just keep the glue gun away from your pets! 1. Food Costumes for Pets
More infoAs the weather cools, it’s time for Sunset Veterinary Clinic’s 7 essential dog and puppy safety tips for fall: 1. Watch Your Dog’s Diet Keep your dog on his or her regular diet—don’t give in to begging for Halloween treats (unless they’re specifically dog-safe) or holiday leftovers. These are often riddled with
More infoDoes your family love pet and animal movies? Everyone at Sunset Vet does too! Here’s a list of what to look forward to at the theater in 2018: Paddington 2 Paddington, now happily settled with the Brown family and a popular member of the local community, picks up a series of odd jobs
More infoFor those of us who have these wonderful canine companions in our lives, we realize that there are really 52 dog weeks every year! If this is the first you’ve heard of National Dog Week, here’s what you should know: World War I veteran, Captain William Judy, started National Dog Week in 1928 to
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