Most pet owners know that antifreeze and rat poison are dangerous. But many pet emergencies are caused by items people use every single day — things sitting on kitchen counters, in bathroom cabinets, or growing in the backyard. At Swan Harbor Pet Urgent Care, we regularly treat dogs and cats exposed to common household toxins. Knowing what to watch for can help you prevent a scary (and sometimes life-threatening) situation.

Valentine’s Day brings flowers, cards, candlelit dinners… and a whole lot of chocolate. While it’s a treat most humans happily indulge in, chocolate is one of the most common and potentially dangerous toxins for dogs. Every year around Valentine’s Day, veterinary clinics see a spike in chocolate-related emergencies — and most of them start with a curious nose and an unattended candy box. At Swan Harbor Pet Urgent Care, we want to help you keep the holiday sweet for everyone i

Most pet owners know that antifreeze and rat poison are dangerous. But many pet emergencies are caused by items people use every single day — things sitting on kitchen counters, in bathroom cabinets, or growing in the backyard. At Swan Harbor Pet Urgent Care, we regularly treat dogs and cats exposed to common household toxins. Knowing what to watch for can help you prevent a scary (and sometimes life-threatening) situation. Here are some of the most common hidden hazards. 1.

The holidays are full of joy—but also full of hazards for curious pups. Here are the most important Christmas safety tips to keep your dog healthy and out of the ER this season.

Looking for the perfect Christmas gift for a beloved dog—or a dog-obsessed human? Whether you’re shopping local in Baltimore or browsing online, here are 15+ thoughtful, fun, and vet-approved gift ideas.

Christmas is filled with excitement, visitors, travel, decorations—and for dogs, this can be overwhelming.

The holiday season is a magical time of year, and your dog deserves to be part of the celebrations, too!