Jeannine Kinney

Arizona has experienced an increase in rabies-positive wildlife in recent years, reminding pet owners that rabies remains a real concern across the state. Although routine vaccination has helped make rabies…

Most cuts, scrapes, and skin irritations heal without complications. However, when a wound is ignored or fails to heal properly, it can create opportunities for infection and other health concerns.…

Summer in Sedona often means patio meals, backyard grilling, hiking adventures, Jeep outings, road travel, and frozen treats to help people cool off in the Arizona heat. During these activities,…

Before You Leave, Make Sure Every Pet in Your Family Is Ready for Summer Travel or Care at Home As summer approaches in Sedona and the Verde Valley, many families…

Living in Sedona, it is easy to feel like mosquitoes are not a major concern. Arizona’s dry climate does limit mosquito populations compared to more humid regions, which can make…

Spring Pet Health Problems That Affect Pets in Sedona Spring in Sedona, Arizona brings warmer days, desert blooms, and more outdoor adventures for pets. These seasonal shifts also introduce risks…

Bad breath in dogs and cats is easy to overlook, but it can be one of the earliest signs that something may be changing inside your pet’s mouth. According to…

Oak Creek Small Animal Clinic – Sedona, Arizona Sedona’s winter season brings crisp mornings, chilly evenings, and occasional snowfall that blankets the red rocks. These colder temperatures and day-to-night swings…

From road trips to family gatherings, Oak Creek Small Animal Clinic shares holiday pet travel and safety tips to help Sedona’s pets stay comfortable, calm, and protected throughout the season.…

Cancer remains one of the most serious health threats facing dogs and cats, yet with early detection, many pets can continue to live full, happy lives. At Oak Creek Small…