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Senior Cat Care: Special Considerations for Health, Comfort, and Quality of Life

Cats are masters of adaptation. They hide discomfort instinctively, adjust their behavior quietly, and often age with a subtlety that makes it easy to miss

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February 12, 2026 No Comments
Two by Two Pet Support Wins Best of Las Vegas Silver

Two by Two Pet Support Wins Best of Las Vegas Silver

For the Second Year in a Row! Winning Best of Las Vegas Silver for the second consecutive year is more than a recognition for us

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January 29, 2026 No Comments
Hospice Care for Pets

Hospice Care for Pets: What It Is, When It Helps, and Why It’s an Act of Love

When medicine reaches its limits, love does not.Hospice care for pets exists precisely in this space—where treatments may slow down, but care becomes deeper, more

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January 22, 2026 No Comments

Not Every Diagnosis Requires Euthanasia: Understanding Palliative and Hospice Care for Pets

When a beloved pet receives a serious diagnosis, many families are immediately faced with a painful assumption: “If it’s severe, euthanasia is the only compassionate

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January 15, 2026 No Comments

Emergency Pet Planning: How to Protect Your Pet When the Unexpected Happens

Most pet owners believe emergencies are rare, unlikely, or something that happens to “other people.” Unfortunately, when it comes to pets, emergencies are not a

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January 9, 2026 No Comments
Dog Sharing and Shared Custody Options for Busy Pet Owners

Dog Sharing and Shared Custody Options for Busy Pet Owners

Modern life doesn’t always fit the traditional idea of full-time pet ownership. Long work hours, frequent travel, health issues, or family responsibilities can make it

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January 1, 2026 No Comments

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Pet Loss: 5 Emotional Responses That Are Completely Normal — And How to Navigate Each One with Compassion

Losing a pet is unlike any other kind of loss. It’s the moment when a companion who walked beside you every day — quietly, loyally, unconditionally — is suddenly gone. And while society often minimizes this kind of grief, science tells a very different story. A 2017 Frontiers in Veterinary Science study found that the…

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

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…

Why in-home pet euthanasia can be a kinder choice

Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the hardest parts of sharing life with them. While veterinary clinics provide compassionate care, many families are choosing in-home euthanasia because it can be gentler for both pets and people. If you’re weighing your options, here are the key benefits of helping your pet pass at…

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

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 
After a Pet Dies

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

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? 
Behavioral Euthanasia

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
Pet Cremation

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
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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…

The Ultimate Guide to At-Home Pet Euthanasia: What to Expect
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Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the hardest decisions a pet owner will ever face. At-home pet euthanasia offers a compassionate and peaceful way to give your pet the dignity they deserve during their final moments. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about the process, from preparation…

Understanding Pet Grief: How Animals Mourn and How You Can Help
pet grief

Grief is not exclusive to humans; pets, too, experience profound emotions when they lose a companion, whether it’s another pet or a beloved human. Understanding pet grief can help you support your furry friends through tough times, creating a stronger bond and ensuring their emotional well-being. At Two by Two Pet Support, we aim to…

Poisonous Holiday Plants for Pets and What to Do if They’re Ingested
Protect your pets from poisonous holiday plants

The holiday season fills homes with festive decorations, including beautiful plants that symbolize joy and tradition. However, many of these beloved holiday plants can pose a serious threat to your pets. Cats and dogs, curious by nature, may nibble on leaves or flowers, leading to toxic reactions. Knowing which plants are dangerous and how to…

Foods Poisonous to Dogs and Cats
Poisonous Human Foods for Pets

Pets often want to join in our meals, but not all human foods are safe for them. In fact, many foods we enjoy can be toxic for pets. Knowing which foods to avoid is essential to keep your furry family members healthy and safe. Foods Poisonous for Dogs Some foods, like chocolate, grapes, and onions,…

Tips for Traveling with Pets
pet travel tips

Travel Tips for Pets and Keeping Your Pet Comfortable Year-Round Traveling with pets can be a wonderful experience, but as the seasons change, so do the needs of your furry companions. Whether you’re planning a winter getaway or a summer road trip, it’s important to ensure your pet is comfortable and safe throughout the journey….

Top Tips for Pet Owners Moving to a New Home
top tips for pets moving into a new home

Moving to a new home is a big life event, and while it can be an exciting time for you, it can also be stressful for your pets. The unfamiliar sights, sounds, and smells of a new environment can be overwhelming, but with the right preparation and care, you can help make the transition as…

Coping with Pet Loss: Support and Care
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Losing a pet is one of the hardest experiences a pet owner can face. Our pets are more than just animals—they are cherished members of our families, offering unconditional love and companionship. When they pass away, it can leave a deep void in our lives. Coping with pet loss is never easy, but there are…

Cat and Dog Orthopedic Problems and How to Protect Your Pets  

Protecting Your Pets from Orthopedic Problems  Dogs and cats are beloved companions to many but are not immune to physical ailments. Taking preventative measures to prevent cat and dog orthopedic problems is a vital part of keeping them healthy. This includes regular exercise to maintain muscle strength and joint flexibility, a healthy diet to maintain…

Advice from Vets: Essential Tips for First-Time Pet Owners 

Tips for First-time Cat Owners or New Dog Owners For first-time cat owners and new dog owners, taking care of a puppy or kitten can be both exciting and overwhelming. There are several important aspects to consider ensuring that your furry friend grows up healthy and happy. At Two by Two, we understand how crucial…

How to Care for a French Bulldog: Endearing Charms and Considerable Costs 

The allure of French Bulldogs has swept across the nation, captivating the hearts of many especially here at Two by Two Pet Transport. This breed’s rising popularity is no coincidence; its unique blend of traits has made it a highly coveted companion. Let’s explore the factors behind this surge in demand, how to care for…

Surviving the Sizzling Summer: Caring for Pets in Extreme Heat 

Surviving the Sizzling Summer: Caring for Pets in Extreme Heat  Las Vegas, Nevada – a city of dazzling lights, glamorous entertainment, and scorching summers. With temperatures soaring well above 100 degrees Fahrenheit, it’s crucial to take extra precautions to protect our four-legged companions from heat-related dangers.  Heat Stroke: Breeds at Risk  Some dog breeds are…

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