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Heartworm season is upon us. Warmer weather has found its way into the Upper Valley and as the thermometer climbs, our daydreams about long, lazy days sipping lemonade out in the garden are finally becoming a reality.

As our annual poultry-ordering season starts to wind down (still taking orders for July deliveries of baby chicks and white turkeys; still taking orders for 17-week-old started pullets).

Over sixty million Americans participate in feeding and watching birds. From young to old, it is a form of recreation that requires minimal expertise and little to no expense. While taking an early, winter-morning stroll, and with nothing more than your eyes, you could easily encounter five to ten species of birds here in the Upper Valley.

Summer will soon be here, along with plenty of opportunities for fun and adventures with our canine friends. But the hot temperatures and the outdoor environment also bring some new challenges that should be considered in order to ensure that our dogs stay healthy during the warmer season. Remember, they rely on you to keep them safe. Here are just a few tips to help stay healthy and cool this summer:

With Spring here and summer quickly approaching, we thought it would be a great opportunity to talk about why proper and regular grooming is so important to the health and well-being of your dog.