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The Truth behind K-9’s and Chocolate
We have all heard people say things such as “Don’t give your dog chocolate, it will kill him!” or “Even a small amount of chocolate will kill a dog.” Fortunately for all cabinet opening dogs out there, the truth to…
May Newsletter: Pets Have Allergies too!
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Pets Have Allergies Too! Your pet’s skin issues, inflamed ears, or hair loss could be symptoms of allergies. In fact, allergies are among the top seven health concerns for both dogs and cats, according to the AVMA Pet Ownership and…
Xylitol Food Additive Harmful to Household Pets
People love sweets and so do many dogs. In fact, some dogs love their family’s sweet treats and sneak bites of it when the humans aren’t looking. You or your children probably also share goodies with your family pet. Many sweets are made…
Why is My Dog Vomiting?
Cleaning up vomit is a fact of life if you’re lucky enough to have a dog in your life. Although all dogs vomit from time to time, it’s important to distinguish between simple upset stomachs and more serious conditions that…
Bloat in Dogs
Although it’s name may sound harmless, bloat is a life-threatening emergency for dogs. The condition, formally called gastric dilation-volvulus (GDV), can quickly kill dogs if they don’t receive prompt treatment. What Is Bloat? Bloat occurs when your pet’s stomach fills…
April Newsletter: Tips on Keeping Your Cat Calm through the Night
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Tips to Keep Your Cat Calm During the Night If you live with a cat, you’ve probably been woken by the sound of thundering paws as your pet makes a mad dash through your home. Although the feline frenzy may…
Can My Pet Get Depressed?
Unlike humans, most pets seem to be in perpetually good moods. They’re ecstatic when you arrive home from work, are always ready to play and enjoy keeping you company whether you’re cooking dinner or cleaning the garage. When your pet…
What to Do When Your Pet Goes on the Carpet
Straining to urinate, frequent urination, blood in the urine, and accidents in the house are common symptoms that pet owners report to their veterinarian. Many times the signs come on suddenly, as people find urine spots on the floor, often…
April Newsletter: Signs Your Dog May Have Bloat
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Signs Your Dog May Have Bloat Every minute counts when your dog develops bloat. The condition affects dogs of any age and causes death just a few hours after symptoms start. Recognizing bloat symptoms and rushing your pet to the…