Author: Canyon View Cares Orem

For many families in Utah, pets are part of every adventure. From neighborhood walks and mountain hikes to afternoons at the park or relaxing in the backyard, dogs and cats thrive when they can safely explore the world around them. At Canyon View Cares Veterinary Hospital, we know outdoor time provides important physical exercise and

For many pets, the outdoors is filled with excitement. New smells, moving animals, unfamiliar sounds, and open space can turn an ordinary yard into a world of adventure. In a growing community like Orem, Utah, pets often experience a mix of suburban neighborhoods, busy roads, parks, hiking trails, and nearby natural areas. While outdoor activity

New puppies and kittens don’t ease into life, they dive in headfirst. One moment they’re curled up, the next they’re investigating doorways, chasing reflections, or squeezing into spaces you didn’t know existed. With that kind of curiosity, having a reliable way to identify them is essential. At Canyon View Cares Veterinary Hospital, we recommend microchipping

At Canyon View Cares Veterinary Hospital in Orem, we know life can get busy. Between work, school, and daily routines, pets are part of everything we do. Microchipping is a quick way to ensure your pet is always connected back to you, no matter what happens. Here’s a closer look at the process. What Is

If you are noticing more pet hair around your home, shedding season may be underway. Dogs and cats naturally shed as their coats adjust to changing temperatures and daylight patterns. In Orem and throughout Utah Valley, seasonal weather shifts combined with indoor living environments can make shedding feel more intense or unpredictable. While shedding is

Spring is often associated with renewal and growth. Many households take advantage of warmer temperatures and longer days to complete deep cleaning tasks that improve organization and comfort. While these efforts can enhance living conditions, they can also introduce safety challenges for pets. Dogs and cats rely heavily on routine and familiarity to feel secure.