There are no bad cats: using pheromones to communicate calm
Pheromones are natural chemical signals that animals of the same species use to communicate and interact with one another. Cats and dogs of all shapes…
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High-protein diets for pets – why quality and source matters
While the quantity of protein a dog or cat requires depends on a variety of factors, quality should always be a priority – especially in…
The Healing Power of Terpenes
Terpenes are responsible for the robust aromatic smell and flavor of the cannabis plant. Hundreds of terpenes are present in each strain.1 They are found…
Protect your dog or cat’s vision with checkups and antioxidant support
Regular veterinary checkups and antioxidant supplements can help keep your pet’s vision in check. As dogs and cats age, they may experience some of the…
How to get out and about with your dog safely this summer
Taking your dog on regular outings is important. But it can also be stressful, especially amid a global pandemic! Here are a few tips to…
The “frenemy”, Escherichia coli, may be contributing to your patients’ chronic diarrhea cases
Veterinarians are trained to consider Escherichia coli to be normal inhabitants of the gut lumen. However, there is growing evidence that E. coli should be…
Choosing a Cool Laser Therapy device for your practice
From class to wavelength, there are a number of important factors to consider when choosing a Cool Laser Therapy device that will help your patients…
Addressing kerato-seborrheic disorders (KSD) in canine and feline patients
With an adapted topical approach, you can maintain a healthy skin barrier and alleviate kerato-seborrheic disorders. Kerato-seborrheic disorders (KSDs) are an increasingly common diagnosis seen…
Proper ocular hygiene for dogs prone to tear stains
Improve the health and comfort of canine patients prone to tear stains by talking to their owners about proper ocular hygiene. Tear stains in dogs…
For an animal’s health and homeostasis, look to the renal proximal tubule
Maintaining the healthy differentiated state of the renal proximal tubule should be the goal of every pet caregiver. In all mammals, the renal proximal tubule…
4 ways to avoid video fatigue when practicing telemedicine
Telemedicine is the new norm for veterinary clinics, and in many ways it makes lives easier for practitioners and their clients. But there is one…
Is your saddle hurting your horse’s back?
Pinpointing the root cause when your horse seems “off” can be challenging. Here’s how to figure out if his saddle is the problem. Consider the…
