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Your Dog or Cat is Headed Out for an Adventure!!! So, you have finally decided it is time for some alone time, but what do you send so your dog or cat is comfy during their boarding stay? The answer depends on the boarding facility you choose, but the number one answer is Pack Their Own FOOD!!! This simple step, packed in bagg...
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Cats are creatures of habit, which means a behavior change is likely to be noticed by their owner fairly quickly. Unfortunately, cats are stoic animals that go to great lengths to hide illness; therefore, a noticeable behavior change can indicate that a disease has progressed to an advanced stage.
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What Is Leptospirosis Leptospirosis is a disease that most dog owners have either never heard of or it sounds familiar, but they’re not really sure what it is. Leptospirosis is a bacterial organism that can cause liver and kidney failure in dogs and can be contracted by humans. Leptospira is most commonly found in wet environme...
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Lymphoma is a type of cancer that can affect dogs of any age. It is estimated that it makes up about 24% of all canine cancers. Golden Retrievers, Saint Bernards, Boxers, Scottish Terriers, Basset Hounds, and Mastiffs tend to be more prone to canine lymphoma, but it can affect any breed. Dogs that are immunocompromised with othe...
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As veterinarians, we stress the importance of regular grooming for dogs. Not only does grooming help keep their coat looking healthy and clean, but it can prevent certain health issues. While most groomers check a dog's overall condition during their appointments, we recommend that pet parents check a few grooming things at home...
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Cats are well known for their fastidious grooming habits. However, even the most meticulous feline needs some grooming assistance from their owner from time to time. Cats rarely visit professional groomers, so keeping up with grooming at home is vital.
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If you have ever owned or been around a large breed older dog that has a rough-sounding pant, it may have laryngeal paralysis. Laryngeal paralysis occurs when the folds (arytenoid cartilage) of the larynx stop opening correctly. The larynx is often referred to as the voice box, but more accurately it protects the airway to the t...
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Dogs are among the most social pets, in stark contrast to cats which typically prefer quiet solitude. Dogs thrive in environments that nurture their need for activity and companionship and develop deep connections with owners who return their affection and match their playfulness.
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The internet is filled with articles about the cost of buying a car, a home, or even having a child. Unfortunately, there isn’t nearly as much information out there about the cost of raising a pet. Because there are so many variables and fluctuations, it’s tough to budget for adding a pet to the family. There are some costs that...
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What your pet leaves behind after elimination is something pet owners would rather ignore, but paying close attention is an essential part of keeping them healthy. Pet owners should be just as interested in their pet’s bowel habits as veterinarians, as they tell a lot about what might be happening inside. From hygiene to early d...
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