When it comes to the 4th of July, most resources available online are geared toward pet safety, and with good reason. This fun summer holiday can present a number of risks and dangers for dogs of all breeds, sizes, and ages. But the 4th of July doesn’t haven’t to be all doom and gloom for pet owners. In fact, there are a number ...
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In veterinary medicine, not all conditions are as simple as the name might suggest. One of the best examples of this is the condition of swimmer’s ear.
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Every year, millions of pets across the US go missing, leaving a trail of worried pet parents and heartbroken families. July is National Lost Pet Prevention Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness and empowering pet owners to keep their furry companions safe.
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When it comes to our feline friends, the old saying "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" is accurate. For most of us, our cats are more than just pets—they're a member of the family. Unfortunately, cats are masters at hiding their ailments. They don’t tell us when something is wrong. As a veterinarian, I find whiske...
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If you're a dog owner, you've likely witnessed the hilarious spectacle of your furry friend suddenly bursting into a wild sprint around the house or yard. These moments of intense, positive energy are commonly known as "zoomies." But what exactly are zoomies, why do they happen, and what do they mean? Let’s have some fun today...
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Despite the misconception of cats being aloof and solitary, owners often have a deep bond with their cats, and prioritize their health, happiness, and well-being above all else. One essential aspect of prioritizing your cat’s health is understanding what constitutes a healthy baseline for your cat and how regular blood work can ...
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It’s National Camping Month, and what better way to celebrate the great outdoors than by embarking on an adventure with your four-legged best friend? Just imagine the crisp mountain air, crackling campfire, and your dog by your side, tail wagging excitedly
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From the playful puppy to the silvered-snouted senior, every dog has different needs that we need to pay close attention to. As a veterinarian, I can say without hesitation that nutrition is perhaps one of the most important pieces to every pet’s health. Understanding the unique needs of your canine companion throughout its stag...
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As a veterinarian, I often encounter feline patients struggling with thyroid issues that can significantly impact their cat’s health and quality of life. Two primary thyroid disorders affect cats: hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism. Understanding these conditions, their symptoms, and treatment options can help cat owners provide...
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While swimming and running around at the shore can be great exercise for dogs and present some memorable bonding opportunities for dog’s and their owners, they don’t come without their risks.
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