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Getting your dog used to seeing you in a mask

As veterinary clinics around the country consider opening back up to letting owners in the building in the coming months, […]

That’s right. Your vet might be good, but there are some diseases that she cannot diagnose as well as you,

As a practicing veterinarian, I interact with a wide variety of people, from first-time pet owners to the seasoned pros

Growing up in the ’70s and ’80s, we were taught by the experts of the time that dogs needed to

Shopping for a scratching post for your new cat? Thinking about declawing but want to offer an option besides your

There’s always something new coming out that is the next great thing to make your pet’s life better. Myths get

Everybody (hopefully) knows the “Halloween pet safety” shpeal: Don’t give your dog chocolate, raisins, or chocolate-covered raisins. Some sugar free

I got such a fabulous response to my article “The Power of Daily Walks” that I feel the need to

This post is more a personal story, but I hope others can learn from my revelation. Last week two of

Spring and summer can be rough. Thunderstorms are unpredictable, and fireworks seem to occur more often than just July 4th.

We’ve all heard of Alzheimer’s Disease. Many of us probably knew someone who had it. Did you know senior dogs

This time of year presents unique hazards to pets. Some are real. Some are overblown. Some no one really ever