Using essential oils in young animals
When treating young animals, essential oils can be a safe and effective alternative to medications used in everyday practice for older animals. Many medications used…
Category: Cats
Technological advancement makes cancer treatment easier
Artificial intelligence helps veterinarians make the right decisions in far less time, giving your pet a greater chance at recovery. Cancer is a dreaded disease,…
Pediatric veterinary homeopathy
Veterinary practice is very similar to pediatrics in general, and pediatric animal patients can be a special challenge. Fortunately, a wealth of helpful homeopathic medicines…
Educating clients about diets for puppies and kittens
Offering a healthy diet very early in life will set a solid foundation for an animal to thrive. This article looks at how to make…
New veterinary app to track disease symptoms
New app allows veterinarians to look for patterns in patient symptoms in their area. With the touch of a smartphone button, veterinarians will be able…
Exploring ashwagandha for animal care
Supporting balanced behavior and overall well-being for your patients with a centuries-old botanical: ashwagandha. Herbs have been part of animal care for millennia. Humans have…
Innovative monitor makes treating diabetic pets easier
Monitoring a diabetic pet’s glucose can feel overwhelming for pet owners without the right equipment and advice. Telling pet owners their much-loved dog or cat…
Beyond cuddles and vaccines: How to create a Fear Free ™ experience for puppies & kittens
Getting puppies and kittens started with a Fear Free™ experience takes an active approach at home and at the vet clinic. When we see an…
Talking to clients about microchips
Rattling off these facts may help encourage clients to microchip their beloved companions. If you work or own a veterinary clinic, it’s important to suggest…
How to treat and prevent halitosis in cats and dogs: a microbiome perspective
A look into how the microbiome influences dental health and can lead to halitosis in your canine and feline patients. Halitosis (bad breath), is the…
The importance of air decontamination in a veterinary hospital
As part of an infection prevention protocol, it’s vital that veterinary hospitals implement strategies that improve the safety of indoor air. Clean air is a…
The neonatal gut microbiome: How to set up your young canine and feline patients for a lifetime of health
Every surface of our world is covered in microbes. While we can’t see them, bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other microorganisms are inextricably linked to nearly…