September is Pain Awareness Month! Is Your Pet In Pain? Take Our Survey
Our goal this month is to help educate pet parents on identifying signs of pain in their furry friends. Additionally, we will be bringing awareness to pain and different pain management options available to pet.
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What’s the Scoop on Food?
Food allergies in pets continue to be a common area of concern for most pet owners. With that said, let me tell you about a patient of mine, Brooke, a 10-year-old, Shih Tzu! Brooke had suffered with chronic ear problems since puppyhood. She never liked going to the veterinarian because she feared ⎯ the dreaded ear exam. Every time we tried to examine Brooke’s ears, she would bite, squirm, and do anything to avoid it!
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Is Peanut Butter Safe For Dogs?
If you have ever had to give your dog a medication, you know just how beneficial food treats can be. Additionally, we know just how much pet parents love spoiling their furry friends with the occasional treat – especially peanut butter!
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The Ugly Truth about Intestinal Parasites
Intestinal parasites are fairly common in dogs and cats, and can cause a variety of symptoms, such as: gastrointestinal issues (diarrhea, vomiting, weight loss, changes in appetite), lack of energy, or respiratory problems (coughing, difficulty breathing).
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Signs of Heatstroke in Dogs
Heatstroke (or hyperthermia) occurs when a pet is unable to keep its body temperature at a normal range. During the warmer months, dogs become more susceptible to heatstroke because of their inability to sweat all over their bodies like people do.
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7 Tips for a Safe Memorial Day with your Pets
Planning to spend Memorial Day with your furry friends? Here are some safety tips to keep in mind. Fireworks, and other loud noises can cause some pets to become terrified and anxious; which could cause them to break their restraint, or jump a fence in an attempt to find a safe and quiet environment.
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Make a Disaster Plan for Your Pets
When disaster strikes, it is always a good idea to be prepared. The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) recognizes the second Saturday in May as National Animal Disaster Preparedness Day. Here are some helpful tips from our doctors and technicians that you may want to consider when making a disaster plan for your pets:
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Guest Blog: Feline Heartworm Disease
Heartworm disease has been found in all 50 states, in all climates, and in mosquitoes both inside and outside homes. All cat owners should be mindful of the fact that it only takes one mosquito to infect a cat, and the only way to reduce the risk of your cat becoming infected is to keep them on monthly heartworm preventive medication.
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