Want to avoid hip dysplasia? Avoid vitamin supplements!
As busy humans eating less-than-ideal diets much of the time, it has been widely recommended we take a multi-vitamin daily
Want to avoid hip dysplasia? Avoid vitamin supplements! Read Post »
As busy humans eating less-than-ideal diets much of the time, it has been widely recommended we take a multi-vitamin daily
Want to avoid hip dysplasia? Avoid vitamin supplements! Read Post »
With the majority of pets in this country being overweight or obese, there’s a good chance your dog is one
Why I’ll never put my obese dog on a diet Read Post »
This scenario plays out in vet clinics across the country. It happened to me before I went to vet school!
Tapeworms – you can see ’em, the lab can’t! Read Post »
We know that cats are the masters of hiding pain. Once you learn the subtle signs (here’s my article on
6 easy tricks to improve your senior cat’s quality of life Read Post »
If a dog or cat has teeth pulled during a dental, the owners are often instructed to feed soft food
How to make dry dog food seem like canned at home -with no effort Read Post »
Every Winter, particularly during a cold spell, I am asked by owners “At what temperature is it too cold for
How cold is too cold for a dog to be outside? Read Post »
Whipworms are an intestinal parasite that are so annoying, they actually deserve their own article! They live in the large
Whipworms – the parasite that lurks Read Post »
You may have noticed some behavior changes in your senior cat. Some of these changes can be symptoms of pain
Feline dementia (where’s my litter box?) Read Post »
Like most pet owners, you probably give your dog a preventative for heartworm every month. Many cats who go outside,
Heartworm preventatives do more than just prevent heartworms! Read Post »
“There’s something wrong with her eyes.” I hear that often enough. Most often, it’s something normal that just looks unusual
Third eyelids – the thing in the corner of your dog’s eye Read Post »