Pet Education Blog

Every pet experiences stress from time to time. A dog may become nervous during a thunderstorm, or a cat may hide when visitors come over. While these occasional reactions are normal, ongoing anxiety can have a lasting impact on your pet’s physical health, behavior, and overall quality of life. Because pets cannot tell us when

Arizona’s beautiful desert landscape offers endless opportunities for pets to enjoy outdoor adventures year-round. From walks around the neighborhood to backyard playtime and hiking trips with family, dogs and cats across the Valley spend plenty of time outside soaking up the sunshine. But desert living also comes with unique health concerns, including Valley Fever, a

If you have lived in Arizona long enough, chances are you have heard another pet owner mention Valley Fever. It is one of the most common fungal diseases seen in dogs throughout the Southwest and can affect cats as well. While the name may sound alarming, understanding how Valley Fever develops and knowing what symptoms

Puppies sprint like they’ve discovered electricity. Kittens treat countertops as summit peaks. With all that momentum, it only takes a second for an “inside-only” pet to slip into the wide world. That’s where microchipping steps in. At Low Cost Veterinary Surgery Center of Mesa, we recommend microchipping early as a practical, high-value way to protect

At Low Cost Veterinary Surgery Center of Mesa, we believe protecting your pet should be simple, accessible, and effective. Microchipping is one of the most reliable ways to ensure your pet can be identified and returned to you if they are ever lost. While the concept is straightforward, many pet owners still have questions about