As fall rolls around in Tucson, cooler temperatures and seasonal changes bring more than just beautiful scenery; they also bring a new wave of allergens. Just like people, pets are susceptible to allergies, and the fall season can be particularly challenging for our furry companions.

Vaccinations are a vital part of horse health care, protecting these sensitive animals from a variety of dangerous and sometimes deadly diseases. Whether your horse is a working companion or a beloved pet, vaccinations help shield them from illnesses that could impact their health and well-being.

As pet parents, our pets are not just animals—they are our beloved fur children, members of the family who bring us joy, love, and companionship. Watching them age can be tough, especially when they begin to show signs of discomfort, such as slowing down or having difficulty moving. One common issue in aging pets is arthritis.

When it comes to the health and well-being of your horse, comprehensive care goes far beyond just ensuring they are fed and groomed. Much like humans, horses require regular dental check-ups to maintain optimal health.

International Homeless Animals Day: 5 Ways You Can Support Animal Welfare Every year on the third Saturday of August, animal lovers across the globe come together to observe International Homeless Animals Day. This important day, which falls on August 20th this year, was established in 1992 by the International Society for Animal Rights (ISAR) to… Continue reading International Homeless Animals Day: 5 Ways You Can Support Animal Welfare

Understanding Equine Colic: A Guide for Horse Owners in Tucson Colic is a term that strikes fear into the heart of every horse owner and for a good reason. It’s one of the most common and potentially life-threatening conditions that horses can experience. But what exactly is colic, how does it affect horses, and what… Continue reading Understanding Equine Colic: A Guide for Horse Owners in Tucson

Summer Pneumonia in Horses: Understanding the Risks and Prevention As summer temperatures soar in Tucson, Arizona, horse owners should be aware of the increased risk of pneumonia in their equine companions. While many associate pneumonia with colder months, the hot, dry conditions of summer can also create an environment conducive to respiratory infections. Understanding the… Continue reading Summer Pneumonia in Horses: Understanding the Risks and Prevention

Cool and Hydrated: Summer Dog Treats to Keep Your Pets Happy and Healthy Summer is the perfect time to treat your dog to some refreshing and healthy snacks. Keeping your furry friend cool and hydrated can be fun and beneficial for their well-being. Here are some delightful recipes for frozen dog treats that are both… Continue reading Cool and Hydrated: Summer Dog Treats to Keep Your Pets Happy and Healthy

As temperatures soar in Tucson throughout the summer months, the risk of potential health concerns for our horses and farm animals increases as well. Spending time outdoors heightens the risk of dehydration, a serious issue that can lead to fatigue, heat stroke, and other health problems in our equine companions.

Summer in Tucson is not just hot—it’s scorching. With temperatures frequently soaring above 100 degrees, it’s no wonder that heat exhaustion and dehydration pose serious threats to our beloved pets.

As the sweltering summer months approach in Tucson, Arizona, it’s crucial to prepare your outdoor pets for the intense heat and dry conditions characteristic of our desert climate. At Adobe Veterinary Center, we understand the unique challenges pet owners face in this environment. Here are essential tips to ensure your pets stay safe.

Training a horse can be one of the most rewarding experiences, but it also comes with its fair share of frustrations. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or new to the equestrian world, encountering challenges is inevitable. Understanding these common issues and learning how to address them can help you build a stronger, more harmonious relationship with your horse.