
Why “Heart” & “Worms” Should Not Go Together—And Yes, Cats Get Them Too
According to the American Heartworm Society, heartworms lead to a serious and potentially fatal disease caused by foot-long worms that live in the heart, lungs

According to the American Heartworm Society, heartworms lead to a serious and potentially fatal disease caused by foot-long worms that live in the heart, lungs

Sure, we’ve all heard that chocolate is bad for dogs. But did you know that of the more than 180,000 poisoning cases handled by the

According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), pets are considered geriatric around 7 years of age. And while it is not as simple as

It’s back-to-school time, which often means wellness exams for kids to be sure they’re up to date on vaccinations or are approved to join a

Pet owners typically think of spring as the season to ramp up parasite prevention, and are tempted to think that the end of summer is

Melissa Van Kirk, of Knoxville, is an experienced dog owner, usually owning two or three at any given time. She and her husband have an

The two top concerns most people take into account when seeking healthcare—whether for themselves or for their pets—are convenience and affordability. For example, the growing

While the phrase “dog days of summer” actually originates from the Greek’s constellation system Dog Star, or Sirius, which rises simultaneously with the sun during

Ah, July 4th — it’s all fun and fireworks for us humans. But those of us at PetWellClinic® in Knoxville and Alcoa know that for
Copyright ©2026 PetWellClinic® PetWell®