As spring approaches in Tucson, warmer temperatures invite bugs and parasites to become more active — including ticks. These tiny pests can latch onto both dogs and cats, transmitting dangerous diseases like Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Even indoor pets aren’t immune to the threat, making tick prevention a must for all pets.

Whether they’re a rambunctious puppy or an older dog with a few bad habits, the initial period of pet ownership can be a whirlwind of mischief. From chewing shoes to jumping on guests, these behaviors can make life with your new dog a bit tricky. That’s where proper training comes in.

Ensuring your furry friends are safe and stress-free during the holidays is essential for a joyful celebration for the entire family. Here are some crucial holiday pet safety tips that pet parents often overlook.

As pet parents, we always want the best for our furry companions. Unfortunately, just like humans, cats can also develop health issues as they age. One condition that is becoming increasingly common in cats is diabetes.

As we celebrate Pet Wellness Month, it’s the perfect time to focus on the health and well-being of our furry companions. Regular wellness visits play a crucial role in maintaining your pet’s health, detecting potential issues early, and ensuring they live their happiest, healthiest lives.

As any cat owner knows, car rides and vet visits can be stressful for both cat and owner. That’s why Desert Paws Mobile Veterinary Care brings quality care right to your doorstep.

At Desert Paws Mobile Veterinary Care, we understand the unique challenges that the desert heat poses for our furry friends. Here’s how you can keep your pets hydrated and comfortable during these hot summer months.

As a pet parent, it’s crucial to understand what a UTI is, how it affects your cat, and the symptoms to watch out for. This knowledge will empower you to take prompt action and seek veterinary care, ensuring your cat remains healthy and comfortable.