Sage Pet Hospital’s Veterinary Blog: Pet Care Tips in Hendersonville

4 Ways To Prepare for the Passing of Your Pet   Although a pet’s passing is never easy, preparing for the eventuality can help ease your mental and emotional distress. Here are four ways to help prepare for—and grieve—your pet’s eventual passing.   #1:...

Techniques to Prevent Dog Bites and Ensure Your Dog's Safety   No one wants to deal with their beloved pet being hurt, which is why knowing how to prevent and respond to a dog bite should be an essential part of every dog owner's knowledge. While it’s impossible...

Taking your pup out for a stroll? Learn how to reduce the risk of common pet hazards and keep your pup safe.

Losing a pet can be one of the most difficult experiences in life. Here are three tips from veterinarians on how to heal after your pet’s passing and cope with the grief.

How Dental Disease Affects Your Senior Pet’s Overall Health   As your pet ages, they face many health changes. Their vision dims, their hearing becomes muffled, and their gait becomes unsteady. They also are likely to suffer from pet dental disease, which can...

3 Safe Pet Treats for Valentine’s Day   Valentine’s Day is the best opportunity to shower your furry friend with adoration. Even though your pet cannot have chocolate, there are many other safe pet treats you can share with them. Try the following pet-friendly...

How Much Daily Exercise Does My Pet Need? While all pets need exercise every day, the amount each cat or dog requires varies. Follow the guidelines below to create a general exercise plan, and take into account your pet’s age, breed, and health for a personalized...

My Dog Is Coughing: Do They Have the Flu? Cough, cough, cough. Hearing your pooch sound like they’re hacking up a lung not long after you had the flu may make you wonder if they contracted your illness. While your dog certainly can become sick with a respiratory...

How to Spot Hypothermia in Your Pet   The temperatures may drop, but your furry pal still wants to go outdoors to play, exercise, and eliminate. However, wet snow, melting ice, and frigid temperatures can lead to hypothermia in your pet, despite their fur coat. ...

Common Behavior Problems in Senior Pets   Advancing age seems to bring with it a number of health issues for pets, including behavior problems. As your furry friend grows older, keep an eye out for common behavior issues that may pop up so you can get help for...