Dr. Sperry, DVM, provides tips on how to identify if your dog experiences separation anxiety and how you can curb it once you ease out of the work-from-home lifestyle.
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06/07/20
11 Tips To Avoid Separation Anxiety In Your Dog
06/07/20
DIY Feline Toilet Paper Roll Puzzle Feeder
Put all that toilet paper to good use and try out a homemade puzzle feeder for the feline in your family.
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05/14/20
Parasite Prevention During The Covid-19 Pandemic
Ensure parasite prevention is a priority this season, even during the COVID-19 crisis.
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05/14/20
Pet Cams Are Pricey — But Are They Worth It?
Peek at your pet from wherever you are without spending too much moola.
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04/16/20
Meet Dr. Jennifer Sperry, Pets Plus Us Veterinary Advisor
While we’ve always had veterinary medical professionals as part of our team, we’re happy to announce that veterinarian, Dr. Jennifer Sperry, BSc, DVM has recently joined our growing pack!
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04/12/20
Companion Animals and Coronavirus (Covid-19) – An Update
Some impressive progress has been made in investigating the companion animal role in this disease, but there are still many questions left to be answered.
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03/29/20
How To: Social Isolation With Your Pets
With the outbreak of COVID-19, we understand that self-isolation and social distancing is difficult and disrupts the normal routine you share with your pets. Pets Plus Us brings you 10 things you can do to help make this time easier for yourself and your cats and dogs.
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03/28/20
Working From Home: Tips From the Cat
With the outbreak of COVID-19, many people are working from home for an extended period of time to practice social distancing and keep the population safe. Pets Plus Us brings you 5 tips from the cat expert on working from home and maintaining a healthy and happy routine.
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03/28/20
COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2, and Your Furry Family
When news of a new and unpredictable virus overwhelms the headlines, our instincts to protect ourselves and our loved ones activate. In the early days of an epidemic, it’s hard to know how to respond. But your veterinarian is your best source of reliable information.
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