In the hustle and bustle of pet parenthood, it’s easy to focus on the basics: food, shelter, and physical health. However, one crucial aspect of pet care often goes overlooked — mental health and enrichment.
Like humans, our furry companions have complex emotional needs requiring attention and care. As veterinarians, we’ve witn...
Welcoming a feathered friend into your home is an exciting adventure, but it also comes with significant responsibilities. Birds are intelligent, social creatures that require dedicated care and attention. Whether you’re considering getting your first bird or you’re an experienced owner looking to brush up on best practices...
There’s nothing quite as heartwarming as watching a little bunny hop around or hearing the soft purr of a content rabbit nestled in your arms. Rabbits can make wonderful companions for the right family, but it’s important to remember that their care is quite different from that of a cat, even if they can be trained to use a litt...
Heartworm. It's more than just a buzzword you hear at your vet's office; it's a condition that could impact your dog's health and happiness for the rest of their lives. Every dog, from the tiniest Chihuahua to the towering Great Dane, is at risk of heartworm disease. Geography plays a role, with areas having high mosquito popula...
As veterinarians, we see a wide range of health concerns in our feline friends. One potential threat often overlooked by cat owners is heartworm disease. While less common in cats than dogs, heartworm infection still poses a serious health risk. Understanding the prevalence of this disease in cats, along with the importance of p...
As our loyal companions enter their golden years, their care needs evolve, and as a dedicated veterinarian, I'm here to guide you through this journey. Aging is a natural process, and with it comes changes that may affect your dog's health, behavior, and overall quality of life. But fear not, with the right support and care, you...
Cats are often called mysterious creatures, and for a good reason. They’re independent, quiet, and oddly good at hiding pain or discomfort. While this adds to their intrigue, it also makes it harder for pet owners to notice when their cat's quality of life starts to decline.
If your dog suddenly seems uncomfortable and hesitant to sit or is walking around with their tail drooping between their legs, you may be wondering, “Why is my dog’s tail down?” Other online resources you seek out may have you thinking your dog has a serious injury or is nervous or scared. But there’s another common explanation ...
Dog owners always want what’s best for their pets, especially when it comes to veterinary care and healing from injuries and medical procedures. One treatment that’s gaining traction in veterinary medicine — but still flies under the radar for many pet owners — is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT).
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Dogs are cute, no argument there! Snuggles on the couch, zoomies in the yard, and those big, begging puppy eyes? It’s easy to see why dogs are one of the most popular pets in the U.S. But let’s be honest, not everything they do is quite so lovable, and farting is definitely one of those less charming habits.