By Malcolm Mayhew

Virbac Copywriter

Usually when the firemen of Rockwall Fire Station Number 2 see smoke, there’s trouble.  But on a recent cool September night, plumes of smoke drifting around Rockwall were from a welcome source: barbecue.

November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month, although early cancer detection in your pet is important every day.

By Malcolm Mayhew

Virbac Copywriter

Today is National Black Cat Day, the day we recognize the grace and magnificence of these beautiful felines. Well, at least most of us do. When it comes to black cats, some of us are, for some reason, ‘fraidy cats’.

Please take time this week to recognize and celebrate these invaluable animal healthcare workers, whose compassion and professional skills promote the health and well-being of our animals.

By Dr. Genna Mize
Consulting and Reporting Veterinarian at Virbac

Many vacationers wait until it cools off before they begin their yearly travels. With summer in the rearview mirror and cooler temps just around the corner, some of us are starting to make plans for fall and winter vacations. But what if, this year, we want to travel with our pet companions?

By Dr. Genna Mize
Consulting and Reporting Veterinarian at Virbac

Keeping your cat's nails trimmed is important for several reasons: Most importantly, overgrown nails can grow into your cat’s paw pad, causing pain (including difficulty walking on the affected limb) and infections.

By Becky Cross, LVT
Virbac Corporation

Here at Virbac, we understand the importance of mental health and as such, we have expanded our wellness program to include more than just physical wellness but also mental health wellness.

August is Itchy Pet Awareness Month, but we all know that dogs and cats sometimes itch, scratch, rub, bite, lick and chew on their fur year-round. 

By Malcolm Mayhew
Copywriter 

For many of us, summer is all about fun in the sun. But sometimes summer temperatures can be dangerous, especially for the four-legged friends in our lives. We at Virbac want to remind you to please keep a close eye on your pets for signs of overheating.

By Dr. Genna Mize
Virbac Technical Services Veterinarian