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Summer means more time outside with your pet, and it also means fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes are more active. These pests can make your pet uncomfortable and even spread serious diseases. The good news? A few simple steps can help keep your pet healthy all season long.

July 15 is Feline Leukemia Awareness Day, dedicated to spreading the word about this serious, but often preventable virus that compromises cats’ immune systems. Our veterinarians at Emancipet put together a list of the top things families with cats need to know about FeLV.

New World screwworm is back on Texans’ radar after animal health officials confirmed a case in South Texas in early June 2026. While the largest risk for this parasite is generally in cattle and other livestock, New World Screwworm can also affect dogs, cats, people, and other warm-blooded animals. For pet families it’s important to: check wounds promptly, keep your pet on flea and tick prevention medication, know the warning signs, and contact a veterinarian quickly if something looks wrong.