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Why Playtime Is Important for Your Cat

Why Playtime Is Important for Your Cat

by East Valley Animal Hospital | Aug 23, 2022 | Cat Care, Exercising Your Pet

Just like children, cats need to play. From kitten to cat, playing with your pet is an important part of keeping them healthy and happy. Stimulating, interactive play not only provides exercise—but it also keeps your cat from getting lonely, bored, depressed, or...
How Often Do Dogs Need to Go for a Walk?

How Often Do Dogs Need to Go for a Walk?

by East Valley Animal Hospital | Oct 18, 2021 | Dog Care, Exercising Your Pet, Pet Health

Taking your dog for a walk satisfies a lot more of their needs than you might realize. Walking is more than just a potty break—it provides mental and social stimulation as well as healthy exercise. Knowing how often to walk your dog will keep them in good health and...
Should You Take Your Cat on Walks?

Should You Take Your Cat on Walks?

by East Valley Animal Hospital | Jul 6, 2021 | Cat Care, Exercising Your Pet

Have you ever seen someone walking their cat and thought, “I wonder if I could walk my cat, too?” Walking your cat on a leash outside can be an awesome way to exercise them, and can be a great experience for both of you, if you ease into it properly.  At East Valley...
How Much Exercise Does Your Dog Need?

How Much Exercise Does Your Dog Need?

by East Valley Animal Hospital | Dec 31, 2018 | Exercising Your Pet

Just like their human owners, in order to stay healthy dogs need a combination of a nutritious diet, lots of love, and plenty of exercise. At East Valley Animal Hospital in Gilbert, we understand your dog is meant to be active. Without exercise and play, their health...
4 Metro-Phoenix Dog-Friendly Trail Hikes

4 Metro-Phoenix Dog-Friendly Trail Hikes

by East Valley Animal Hospital | Oct 21, 2018 | Exercising Your Pet, Fun

It’s the weekend, and the weather has finally returned to a pleasant temperature here in the metro-Phoenix area. That means it’s a perfect time to get out and give yourself and your dog a little exercise. East Valley Animal Hospital, located in Gilbert Arizona, knows...
The Risks and Consequences of Pet Obesity

The Risks and Consequences of Pet Obesity

by East Valley Animal Hospital | Oct 14, 2018 | Exercising Your Pet, Feeding Your Pet, Pet Health

According to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, an estimated 60% of cats and 56% of dogs in the United States are overweight or obese. That is a staggering statistic. October 10th was National Pet Obesity Awareness Day, and in light of that, East Valley...
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