By Erin Shackelford March was designated as National Pet Vaccination Month, but keeping our pets up to date on vaccines should be our goal all year long. Not only is it one of the most effective ways ...

As a pet parent, you’re probably accustomed to taking your cat to the veterinarian for their vaccines. And while it may seem routine, the value of vaccination cannot be overstated. Vaccines play an ...

Just as with human vaccines, pet vaccines protect against various viruses and diseases. They're crucial to pets' overall health and can even save their lives from illnesses like rabies and distemper ...

DEAR PET TALK: My cat is an indoor cat. Does she need vaccinations? She never goes out or meets another animal. —CAT LOVER DEAR CAT LOVER: Yes, she does. Vaccinations are designed to trigger ...

Dental might not be covered. Your pet insurance may cover dental, but you'll likely need an add-on dental plan for routine cleanings and other preventive treatment. Free and low-cost pet vaccinations: ...

ITHACA, New York (CNN) -- Are cats getting cancer from their annual vaccinations? Researchers think a small percentage are. And while getting your cat vaccinated once a year prevents terrible diseases ...

Just like us, our pets need regular care to make sure they remain healthy. Fortunately, there are some common diseases that ...

The Health Department is offering FREE rabies vaccines for cats and dogs. This is also a great time to get your dog licensed, if you haven't yet.