Pets

Dr. Rebecca Verna’s holistic veterinary practice in Marshall takes a whole-body approach to pet care. More

How a middle school girl’s ambition led to a thriving small business More

The use of psychotropic medication for pets with behavioral disorders is often a key component for a successful behavior modification plan. More

How do I make my home pet-friendly? More

It’s tempting to approach a cute pup strolling down the street. But should you, and how? More

Euthanasia for a beloved pet More

What to know when combining felines and canines in your household Thinking of adding a feline companion to your household where your dog reigns supreme? What about adding a canine when your cat already rules More

Cats and the litterbox More

Congratulations to all the winners of the Piedmont Pets Veterinary Care sponsored Cutest Pet Contest! More

Taking care of a puppy is a much bigger job than most people think. Here’s some suggestions to help you through the first few months of training. More

Vote now for your favorite in our Cutest Pet Contest, sponsored by Piedmont Pets Veterinary Care of Warrenton. More

The holidays are on the horizon and you’ve yet to find a special present for your four-legged family member, your girlfriend who’s the world’s best dog mom, or your neighbor who just got a new kitten. More

Think carefully before picking out a puppy for Christmas. More

Bringing a new dog into your house can be difficult, even more so when you already have one. To find some tips on how to acclimate both dogs to the change, read this article! More

Most often forget that when training your pet, you need to put in as much effort as they do. To find out what you can do on your side to help train your pet, read on. More

If you want to eventually train your dog to go off leash, using long lines is the perfect way to do it! Read on for tips and tricks on how to train your dog using this method. More

An owner’s job is to minimize unwanted behavior through prevention and redirection More

What You’re Really Saying to Your Dog More