Pets
Why Your Pet’s Behavior Changes With the Seasons (And What to Do About It)
Seasonal changes can impact your pet’s energy, appetite, and behavior. Learn what’s normal and when to take action.
Dr. David Abolnik
8 min
Expert Veterinary Advice from Kirkland's Trusted Pet Care Specialists
Learn valuable tips about pet wellness, nutrition, emergency care, and more.
Foxtails, ticks, and fleas are rising dangers for pets in the PNW. Discover how these pests harm pets and how prevention can save you thousands in vet bills.
Read Full ArticleSeasonal changes can impact your pet’s energy, appetite, and behavior. Learn what’s normal and when to take action.
From rhododendrons and yew to lilies and toxic mushrooms, discover which Pacific Northwest plants can harm pets and how to keep them safe.
The Pacific Northwest’s climate creates unique seasonal risks for pets. Learn what emergencies to watch for in spring, summer, fall, and winter.
Pet dental disease is common, progressive, and often hidden below the gumline. Learn why professional cleanings and home care both matter.
Lethargy in dogs and cats is often an early warning sign of serious illness. Learn when tiredness becomes dangerous and when to seek urgent care.
Routine wellness exams, follow-up care, and chronic disease management play a critical role in preventing costly veterinary emergencies.
From socialization and vaccines to teething and adolescence, this guide walks cat owners through the most important milestones and health considerations during a kitten's first year.
Learn about the essential vaccinations your new puppy needs during their first year of life.
Discover how to recognize signs of pain in aging pets and explore modern treatment options.
Learn to identify serious emergencies that require immediate veterinary attention.
Understanding why dental health is crucial and how to maintain your pet's oral hygiene.
Learn how to choose the right food and supplements for your pet's nutritional needs.
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