New, improved guidelines for Rabies exposure
This week we have a great example of policy catching up to science! Every year or so, a group of […]
New, improved guidelines for Rabies exposure Read Post »
This week we have a great example of policy catching up to science! Every year or so, a group of […]
New, improved guidelines for Rabies exposure Read Post »
We vets often write instructions on the bottle of medication like “Give three times a day” or “Give once a
With many medications, timing matters! Read Post »
Your veterinarian might have suggested a food trial for a couple reasons. If your dog has chronic ear infections and/or
Keys to food trial success Read Post »
Coconut oil has gotten some pretty incredible claims associated with it lately. Kinda like New Year’s Eve – supposed to
Coconut oil – glorious or gimmick? Read Post »
This time of year presents unique hazards to pets. Some are real. Some are overblown. Some no one really ever
8 holiday pet safety myths and facts Read Post »
One of the more frustrating problems I deal with as a veterinarian is cats and their bladder problems: the inflammation
Feline urinary tract disease (when good cats have angry bladders) Read Post »
Sure, sweaters can be froo froo and cute. But honestly, some dogs truly need them! Let’s face it, it’s cold.
Does your dog need a sweater? Read Post »
Did you know that, for the majority of pets, you CAN give turkey on Thanksgiving!?!? I know I know I
You CAN give your pet turkey on Thanksgiving?!? WHAT!? Read Post »
Last year, I came in contact with a dog who was pulled from animal control by a rescue group, and
My blind dog – and what I learned Read Post »
Anal glands! Dogs have them. Cats have them. Humans, thank God, don’t have them. Some dogs have a lifetime of
Anal glands – AKA the licking/scooting solution Read Post »
Cats puke. Everyone with cats know this. Particularly after you buy new furniture, clean the carpets, etc. A great question
Cat puke – how much is too much? Read Post »
Cats and dogs are opposites in a lot of ways, but thyroid activity is perhaps the most distinct. The thyroid
Thyroid disease in dogs and cats Read Post »