General Pet Health
Causes of Pet Eye Infections
Eye infections are a common problem in both dogs and cats, and they can be caused by a variety of factors. Here are some of the most common causes of eye infections in pets: Schedule an Appointment Bacteria: Bacterial infections are a common cause of eye infections in pets. They can enter the eye through…
Read MoreCauses of Pet Skin Infections
Skin infections are a common problem in both dogs and cats, and they can be caused by a variety of factors. Here are some of the most common causes of skin infections in pets: Allergies: Allergies can cause inflammation and irritation on the skin, which can lead to infections. Common allergens include food, fleas, and…
Read MoreDiarrhea in Pets
Diarrhea in Pets
Read MoreCommon Skin Disorders in Dogs
Most Common Skin Disorders in Dogs and How to Treat Them Just like humans, dogs can suffer from a variety of skin disorders. Some of the most common include atopic dermatitis, contact dermatitis, seborrhea, and hot spots. While these conditions can be uncomfortable for your pup, there are a variety of treatment options available to…
Read MoreEthylene Glycol Poisoning in Dogs
What to do if your Dog or Cat Ingests Ethylene Glycol Ethylene glycol is a sweet-tasting chemical used in many products, including antifreeze (coolants for motor-vehicle engines), de-icing solutions, solvents, and some cosmetics. Though it has a sweet taste, ethylene glycol is poisonous to dogs and cats. If you think your pet may have ingested…
Read MoreHow to Kill Fleas on Puppies
If a dog has fleas, then fleas will most certainly infect the puppies, as soon as they are born. This can be detrimental to the puppies and the mother, since fleas can carry tapeworm larvae or babies. If a puppy swallows a flea…
Read MoreChicks in a Box
Ever wonder where baby chicks come from? You'll be happy to know that baby chicks actually come in the mail. Once hatched, baby chickens have about 3 days worth of nourishment in their bodies. When you PRE-order baby chicks on the Internet, they are shipped almost immediately upon birth. They are shipped in special boxes,…
Read MoreWHY DOES MY DOG NEED DENTAL X-RAYS?
WHY DO DOGS NEED DENTAL X-RAYS Dogs need dental x-rays for the same reason people need dental x-rays: To discover what is hidden from view. Pets cannot say “Hey Doc it hurts right over here”. Veterinarians must just stumble-upon a pet’s dental disease, sometimes with very little help from the patient. However, it is much…
Read MoreSenior Dog Health
Just as elderly people need to be aware of health issues and visit their doctors more often, aging pets benefit from more frequent visits.
Read MoreBone Loss, and the argument for teeth cleaning
For a large part of the human population, cleaning of their pet’s teeth is considered a luxury. It’s assumed that toys and treats can replace the need for regularly scheduled & routine maintenance, performed by a veterinary professional. Bone loss is something that nobody considers when they think about dental health. Pet owners consider cavities…
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