3 Steps to Teach Your Dog Not to Jump
Although it’s lovely to be greeted by an exuberant pup when you come home after a long day at work, a 100-pound Labrador leaping up for licks can be a bit much. Many dogs jump on people when they’re excited, and it’s often inadvertently reinforced. Teach your dog not...
What Happens During My Pet’s Spay?
Although you know you should spay your female pet to prevent a host of medical and behavior issues, as well as unwanted puppies, you may not know what exactly happens during a spay surgery. Since World Spay Day—February 23—is approaching, let’s explain the procedure,...
Ways to Memorialize Your Pet for Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day
August 28 is Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day, a special holiday to celebrate the memory of your beloved pet. The team here at Highland Road Animal Hospital knows how difficult it can be to lose such an important part of the family. To help commemorate the wonderful...
Tips for Camping With Your Pet
If you are looking for a fun family activity that your pet can join, camping can be enjoyable for everyone! However, before you load up the car with your camping essentials, read our tips to ensure that your time outdoors is a fun and stress-free experience. ...
3 Reasons Why Your Young Pet Needs a Routine
Just like children, it's important to establish a set routine for your young pet! Knowing what to expect each day reduces a pet’s stress and anxiety, which are a common cause of behavioral issues. Here are three reasons why early training is important for young pets....
Tips for Welcoming a New Pet
Bringing home a new pet is an exciting, and sometimes overwhelming, time for the entire family, including the pet. You’ve likely picked out all their necessary supplies, with a pile of new toys, a bed softer than yours, and all the treats that they could hope for....
5 Easter Hazards Pet Owners Should Know
For many of us, Easter brings up memories of egg hunts, bouquets of fresh flowers, and—of course—so much candy. But what's festive to us might be dangerous to your furry friend. Here are five Easter hazards we want you to know so that you can protect your pet. Easter...
COVID-19: Helpful Things for Pet Owners to Know
You might be worried about what the COVID-19 crisis means for caring for your furry companions. Here are three helpful things we want you to know. #1: Rely on reputable sources for current COVID-19 information While you can turn to Facebook for insider information on...
Tips to Keeping the Dirt Off During Walks with Your Dog This Spring
Spring can mean inconsistent weather, which often leads to dirty and grimy conditions outside here in Baton Rouge. Going for walks with your dog turn into gritty adventures between muddy lawns and sidewalk puddles. Check out these tips for avoiding the worst of the...
Creating a Shelter From the Storm for Your Pet
For humans, thunderstorms can be thrilling. The flashes of lightning, beating rain, and booming thunder can stoke a childlike excitement. However, for many of our pets, thunderstorms are terrifying and stoke anxiety instead. Help ease your furry friend's fears by...

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