Recognize the Mysterious and Deadly Signs of Dog Bloat

Recognize the Mysterious and Deadly Signs of Dog Bloat

Dog bloat is the second leading cause of death among canine companions, so it’s vital to know what this condition is and how it can be prevented. While it’s not a risk that can be vaccinated against, the signs of dog bloat can be intercepted by vigilant owners. If treated immediately, you and your dog […]
Hoppy Spring: Pet Friendly Easter Ideas

Hoppy Spring: Pet Friendly Easter Ideas

From plush bunnies to candy-filled baskets, Easter can be one of the most whimsical holidays of the year. As a family-oriented holiday, you may be looking for some pet friendly Easter ideas that keep your pet both safe and included in the fun. That’s why the team at Rocklin Ranch Veterinary Hospital has compiled the […]
Valentine’s Day: Show Some Pet Safety Love

Valentine’s Day: Show Some Pet Safety Love

Ah, the season of love… Valentine’s Day is around the corner and it’s likely most pet owners will be seeking out creative, social ways to celebrate their whiskered friends. After all, four-legged sweethearts make our lives that much better, and in many ways, they are endeared to us through their loyalty, unconditional love, and unbridled […]
Warm Weather and Pet Water Safety

Warm Weather and Pet Water Safety

With the temps soaring and the sunscreen lathered on, many of us are hitting the pool or beaches in April this year (our apologies to friends and family back east). Swimming, BBQs, pool parties, and time on the water are made even more enjoyable with friends, including those of the canine variety.
Rattlesnake Safety for Pets

Rattlesnake Safety for Pets

Most Californians are aware of the danger that rattlesnakes can pose, both to us and our pets. Rattlesnakes inject venom through their fangs into their prey (usually because they feel threatened), with deadly results. When their prey happens to be a curious pet, however; the consequences can be devastating. Are you taking the rattlesnake safety […]
Keeping Your Pet Safe This Halloween

Keeping Your Pet Safe This Halloween

Last week, we covered all of the delicious and safe treats your pet can enjoy on Halloween, but what about general safety when it comes to the most frightful night of the year? Much like July Fourth and thunderstorm season, Halloween is a time of noise: knocks on the door, doorbells ringing, the shouts and […]
Fourth of July Pet Safety

Fourth of July Pet Safety

For many of us, the Fourth of July is the highlight of summer. The fun and festivities surrounding our Nation’s birth offer up a great opportunity to celebrate with friends and family, and it can be hard to resist leaving our pets behind on such a joyous day. Unfortunately, the Fourth of July is one […]
Springtime Wildlife and Pet Safety

Springtime Wildlife and Pet Safety

Springtime is an exciting time of year for pretty much every species of animal on the planet. The longer days and warmer temps bring us all back to life after the winter months, and send many of us exploring the rebirth of the natural world. Unfortunately, that means wild animals may be venturing into not-so-wild […]
Foxtails and Your Pet: A True Hazard

Foxtails and Your Pet: A True Hazard

Many pet owners have been confronted with an unexpected veterinary visit in the spring and summer months after their dog has a run-in with foxtails (also known as cheatgrass). Did you realize this abundant foliage poses a hazard to your pet? Bromus tectorum can potentially cause very serious health problems in dogs. The head of […]