Start Preparing Your Dog/Cat for New Year’s Eve Fireworks

Start Preparing Your Dog/Cat for New Year’s Eve Fireworks

New Year’s Eve is a celebration for humans — but for pets, the experience can trigger one of the most stressful nights of the year. Every December, shelters, emergency clinics, and animal support services see an increase in runaway dogs, shock-related collapses, and even fatal complications caused by extreme fear responses to fireworks. For many…

Navigating Pet Transportation: Safe, Compassionate Moves for Your Pet

Navigating Pet Transportation: Safe, Compassionate Moves for Your Pet

When pet parents come to us about moving their animals — whether for relocation, medical transfers, or other reasons — one question always stands out: how can I do this safely and minimize stress for my beloved companion? At Two by Two Pet Support, one of our primary operational focuses is ensuring safe, stress-reduced pet…

The Most Common Diseases in Dog and Cat Breeds — and How Diet and Exercise Can Help

The Most Common Diseases in Dog and Cat Breeds — and How Diet and Exercise Can Help

Introduction: When Genetics Meet Lifestyle Every breed tells a story — of centuries of selection, adaptation, and purpose. But with that history comes a genetic predisposition to certain diseases.As veterinarians, we see daily how lifestyle, diet, and physical activity can either trigger or buffer those genetic tendencies. Understanding the most common breed-related health issues —…

Choosing the Best Exercise Plan for Your Dog and Cat: A Veterinarian’s Guide to Healthy, Safe, and Enriching Activity

Choosing the Best Exercise Plan for Your Dog and Cat: A Veterinarian’s Guide to Healthy, Safe, and Enriching Activity

Introduction: Exercise Is Medicine Just like in humans, regular physical activity is one of the most effective, natural ways to maintain your pet’s health and longevity. Exercise supports the cardiovascular system, maintains muscle tone, prevents obesity, and plays a key role in emotional well-being.As veterinarians, our role goes beyond treating disease — it’s about helping…

The First 24 Hours After a Pet Dies: What to Expect and How to Cope 

The First 24 Hours After a Pet Dies: What to Expect and How to Cope 

Losing a pet is one of the most emotionally difficult moments any animal lover can face. It’s a time filled with heartbreak, confusion, and sometimes panic. In these fragile moments, understanding how to navigate the first 24 hours after a pet dies can bring clarity and comfort. Knowing what steps to take, what emotions to…

How to Remove Pet Hair from Car Upholstery: Tips to Prevent Muddy Paws and Drool

How to Remove Pet Hair from Car Upholstery: Tips to Prevent Muddy Paws and Drool

Pet Hair Removal and Keeping Your Car Clean After Pet Adventures As a pet owner, you know how challenging it can be to keep your car clean when your furry friend joins you on trips. Muddy paws, drool, and pet hair can quickly make a ride feel like a chore. Fortunately, with the right approach,…

What is Behavioral Euthanasia and When Is It the Kindest Choice? 

What is Behavioral Euthanasia and When Is It the Kindest Choice? 

Behavioral euthanasia is one of the most challenging decisions a pet owner may ever face. The thought of making this choice can feel overwhelming and heartbreaking. However, there are times when behavioral euthanasia becomes the kindest and most compassionate option for a pet that is suffering or poses a danger to others. Understanding the circumstances…

Understanding Pet Cremation Options: What Every Pet Owner Should Know

Understanding Pet Cremation Options: What Every Pet Owner Should Know

Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the most emotional experiences a pet owner can face. When the time comes, choosing the right after-life care can provide comfort and closure. At Two by Two Pet Support, we aim to make this difficult time a little easier by offering compassionate services and helping you…

Poisonous Plants for Pets

Poisonous Plants for Pets

What Toxic Plants for Pets to Avoid and How to Keep Your Pets Safe Pets are curious by nature, and while their playful antics bring joy, they can also lead to unexpected dangers. Many common household and garden plants pose serious risks to our furry friends. As a responsible pet owner, knowing which plants are…