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The Tiny Device That Could Bring Your Pet Home
Every year, millions of pets go missing. Some find their way home. Many don't, not because no one was looking, but because there was no reliable way to connect a lost animal to a loving family. A microchip changes that equation permanently. 1 in 3 1 in 3 pets will go missing at some point in their lifetime 52% return rate for microchipped dogs vs. 21.9% for non-chipped 15 sec all it takes to implant a microchip, no anesthesia needed WHAT IS IT? A Permanent ID, No Bigger Than
Animal Wellness Veterinary Hospital and Clinics
May 73 min read


Is Your Dog Anxious? Here’s What You Need to Know
A dog who seems ‘badly behaved’ is often a dog who is quietly suffering. Anxiety does not look the same in every dog, but it always deserves compassion and care.

Luis Guillermo Zialcita, DVM
May 64 min read


Is Your Pet Protected? Everything You Need to Know About Heartworm Disease
Learn how heartworm disease spreads, what symptoms to watch for, and how to keep your dog or cat safe year-round. Expert guidance from our veterinary team.
Animal Wellness Veterinary Hospital and Clinics
Apr 234 min read


Rabies Awareness
Rabies is a fatal but preventable viral diseases that affects both animals and humans. Vaccinating your pets on time is the most effective way to protect them and your loved ones.
Animal Wellness Veterinary Hospital and Clinics
Mar 161 min read


How to Choose the Right Pet for Your Lifestyle
One of my favorite moments as a veterinarian is seeing a family walk into the clinic with a new pet — excited, hopeful, already in love. One of the hardest moments? Seeing a family realize they chose a pet that doesn’t fit their life. Choosing a pet isn’t just about falling in love with a cute face. It’s about building a relationship that will last 10, 15, even 20 years. And the happiest pet homes aren’t built on impulse — they’re built on compatibility. Here’s how to choose

Luis Guillermo Zialcita, DVM
Feb 193 min read


What is the right way to Prepare for My New Pet?
When someone sits across from me and says, “Doctor, I just want to do this right,” I can hear both the love and the worry in their voice. After two decades of working with dogs and cats — from wiggly 8-week-old puppies to 18-year-old seniors — I can tell you this: most good outcomes don’t come from perfection. They come from preparation, patience, and partnership with your veterinarian. Let me walk you through how I usually explain things to new pet parents. First, Let’s Talk

Luis Guillermo Zialcita, DVM
Feb 194 min read
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