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February is a great month to refresh your pet’s routine, especially when it comes to what’s in their food bowl, and Oroville Animal Health Center is here to help you make simple, sustainable improvements that support lifelong health. A few thoughtful changes at mealtime can make a big difference, and February is the perfect time to recommit to February pet wellness habits.

As we welcome 2026, now is the purrfect time to plan your pet’s year of wellness. Whether you share your home with a loyal Labrador or a curious calico, regular veterinary visits are the cornerstone of a long, happy, and healthy life. At Oroville Animal Health Center, we’re here to help pet parents map out a year of preventive pet care tailored to keep tails wagging and whiskers twitching.

As the calendar flips to 2026, many of us are setting resolutions for healthier, happier lives, and our pets deserve the same fresh start. At Oroville Animal Health Center in Oroville CA, we believe that routine preventive veterinary care is the foundation of pet wellbeing—helping dogs and cats live longer, more comfortable lives.

November brings crisp, cool mornings. Most of the leaves have fallen from the trees, and gardens are being tucked away for the winter. But for many Oroville residents, this just means more plant-life in our indoor decor—which means pet parents need to be aware of what’s toxic and what isn’t. 

Here at Oroville Animal Health Center, we want to make sure our local community is aware of toxic plants for Oroville pets this time of year. 

Keep reading for tips to keep your furry friends safe this November. 

Fall is finally here in Oroville, CA—the leaves are starting to turn and the air is beginning to have that deliciously crisp feeling in the mornings. After a long, hot summer, many of us welcome the change. 

But as you prep your home and wardrobe for the cooler season, don’t forget about your four-legged family members. Fall pet wellness is more important than you might think, and now’s the perfect time to make sure your pet is feeling their best.

Here’s what the team at Oroville Animal Health Center wants you to know about fall pet wellness. 

The crisp fall air signals cooler weather, cozy evenings, and colorful foliage. But as the seasons change, so do your pet’s health and wellness needs. Just like humans, pets are affected by environmental shifts, and a little extra care this season can make a big difference in their comfort and health.

The following Oroville vet fall pet tips can help you keep your furry companion happy, healthy, and active all season long.

It is true that parasites definitely peak during the late spring and summer months. You might think that means a bit of a parasite reprieve in the following months. The truth is, parasites, such as fleas, ticks, and mosquitos don’t have an off-season. This underscores the importance of year-round parasite prevention, and we’re here to help owners protect their pets. 

Summer is full of outdoor fun and time to make memories with your family—both human and furry. While we can all enjoy the freedom of a beautiful summer day, there are some elements of the season that can be problematic for your pets. Keep an eye out for these summer skin problems in pets so you know how to get them the relief they need.

Adopting a cat of any age is one of life’s greatest experiences. We’re here to help you properly plan and prepare to bring a new feline friend into your home. June is Adopt-a-Cat Month, and we are happy to join this national effort to help adoptable felines find their fur-ever homes. 

Those who have spent time around animals know how deeply they enrich our lives. At Oroville Animal Health Center, we get to witness on a daily basis how pets bring love, joy, and companionship to their humans. 

National Pet Month is the perfect time to celebrate this unique bond, promote responsible pet ownership, and highlight the importance of pet wellness. Did you know that it’s a scientific fact that pets positively impact our mental and physical health?