The Facts About These Heartworm Myths
Heartworm has been diagnosed in dogs in all 50 states, yet misconceptions about it persist. We want to set the record straight about this parasitic condition. Here are three common myths and the facts. Myth: I'll know if my pet has heartworm disease. Fact: Unlike...
3 Facts About COVID-19 and Pets
In light of the COVID-19 crisis, pet owners are naturally concerned about what this means for keeping pets safe and healthy. 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...
Tips for Rainy Spring Walks With Your Dog
We're finally seeing some rain in the weather forecast around here in Huntington Beach. However, the spring showers make things a little messy outdoors. Sidewalk puddles, wet sand at the beach, and muddy parks make walking the dog a grimy activity. Here are our tips...
Spring Parasite Prevention
As spring is breaking forth, parasites will start to surge. Fleas, ticks, mosquitoes, and heartworm are present in Southern California, and it’s vital to protect your pet. While these parasites can be a serious threat to your pet’s health, Huntington Beach Pet...
Why is Your Cat Missing the Litter Box?
Is your cat going outside of the litter box? An accident here or there may not sound off any alarms, yet one of the main causes of inappropriate urination is a condition called feline idiopathic cystitis (FIC). Learn more about the disease's signs, diagnosis, and...
Your Cat’s Body Language: What Does it Mean?
Your cat is constantly communicating through her body language. When you familiarize yourself with the physical cues she uses with her posture, tail, whiskers, eyes, and more, you'll learn what she's saying. Signs of an alert, happy cat A happy cat seeking attention...
How Your Pet’s Mental Health is Connected to Overall Well-Being
Did you know that a pet's emotional well-being is connected to his physical health? Here are a few of the most common health issues brought on by emotional distress in pets. Overeating: If you sat at a never-ending food buffet and had absolutely nothing else to...
Leash-Training Your Pet
January is National Walk Your Pet Month! To celebrate, here are our tips on leash-training your furry friend. Question: What should I do if my dog pulls on her leash? Answer: Loose-leash walking takes patience and the understanding that, while you may cover many miles...
5 New Years Resolutions For Pets
The New Year brings fresh perspectives, positive outlooks, and hopeful thoughts for what the next 12 months will bring. And all those warm and fuzzy feelings don’t have to be limited to what you hope to accomplish for yourself this year. If you’re a pet...
The Dog Flu: What You Need To Know
Coughing canine? Drowsy doggie? As cases of canine influenza (dog flu) have been confirmed in an increasing number of U.S. states, many dog caretakers have been left to wonder if their dog has a basic cold or if it could be the dog flu.Here, you'll learn...
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Phone: 714-962-3639
Email: hello@huntingtonpet.com
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8851 Adams Ave.
Huntington Beach, CA 92646
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Sat: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
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