For many, July means a dip in the pool, barbecue cookouts and summer vacations. But the middle of summer also means the onset of dangerously hot temperatures that can easily soar into triple-digit territory.

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

Steve Standley recently reached a career milestone that only a handful at Virbac have achieved: He has worked for our company for 30 years.

By Malcolm Mayhew
Copywriter

Eight years ago, a friend of Tiffany Ballou’s made a somewhat unusual suggestion: “She said I should adopt some chickens,” Tiffany says.

By Malcolm Mayhew
Copywriter

As you prepare for your 4th of July festivities on Monday, remember, this holiday can be a little overwhelming for pets. Some pets tend to be anxious or nervous around large gatherings of people and/or loud, unexpected noises, such as fireworks.