Animal Advice

If you need a good laugh, and let's be honest, in this day and age I think we all need a laugh, head on out to the Manasquan Elks this weekend to not only laugh like heck, but to help local animals in need while you're at it!

As Puerto Rico continues to reel from the unprecedented destruction of Hurricane Maria, in addition to the humans who so badly need help, there are also many cats and dogs in need as well.

Our friends at Brick Town Veterinary Hospital are back at it, with another community partnership all for the good of animals in need.

You've heard me talk about the awesome people at Brick Town Veterinary Hospital in Brick plenty of times, and they're hosting another unique charity event this weekend!

Pet owners know well that a health emergency can happen at any time. Thankfully, we have some outstanding veterinarians in and around the Shore area who are ready to do all that they can to help save the life of our four legged friends. But did you know that your pet can also help save lives?

Ocean County is experiencing a few things that could make this season particularly bad for parasites for both us and our four-legged friends, so there's no better time than now to prepare your pets for tick season!

This weekend I stopped by Brick Town Veterinary Hospital to see the awesome people who have been taking care of my pets for years, and to chat with Dr. Adam Christman, who just published his first book.

I have to start out by admitting my bias - I love the folks at Brick Town Veterinary Hospital in Brick. From the first love of my life, Sydney, to my current precocious pup, Scooter, they have always taken amazing care of my dogs.

Earlier this week I had the pleasure of visiting some of my favorite people in Ocean County - the staff of Brick Town Veterinary Hospital in Brick. Not only have they taken care of my pups for almost 10 years, but they're hosting a great event next weekend.

As we're going to be dealing with blistering heat and wilting humidity over the next couple of days, it's important to think about safety. And not only safety for us humans, but for our furry family members as well.