Healing your food-allergic pet with nutrition
Food allergies are very common in dogs and cats and can lead to digestive issues as well as skin problems. Helping him heal involves improving…
Category: Veterinary Care
The future of telehealth: virtual veterinary care
The veterinary community has recently seen significant change. How can telehealth and virtual veterinary care pave the way in the future of animal care? One…
PFAS found in dog and cat feces
Common perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances have been found in canine and feline feces. What does that mean for the future use of PFAS? Perfluoroalkyl and…
8 natural ways to repel fleas
Fleas can be a big problem for your dog, but getting rid of them doesn’t have to be. This checklist of natural solutions can help…
Hemp oil for pets — making sense of different types
A look at the various types of hemp oil available for dogs and cats, and what you need to know about them. In the past…
The dog adoption experience
A comprehensive look at what to know and expect when adopting a dog from a shelter or rescue. Over the years, I have been employed…
3 steps to a well-socialized dog
Many dogs are poorly socialized as puppies, leading to over-reactive behaviors in adulthood. The good news is that you can vastly improve your dog’s socialization…
Recognizing the signs of Brachycephalic Airway Syndrome
Gaining a better understanding of Brachycephalic Airway Syndrome (BAS) in dogs is key to advising your clients on best management practices. The selective breeding that…
Using therapeutic grooming for treating chronic back pain in horses
Do you have equine patients with behavioral issues? This could be a sign of chronic back pain, which can lead to a variety of other…
Feline enteric coronavirus and feline infectious peritonitis virus – a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde story
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, learn how research on feline infectious peritonitis virus could help fight coronavirus infections in people. As the COVID-19 pandemic…
Common health issues for flat-faced dogs
Pugs, shih-tzus, bulldogs, and other flat-faced dogs are more popular than ever, so there’s no time like the present to become more familiar with their…
Avoid isoxazoline flea and tick meds
Flea and tick medications in the isoxazoline class have been linked to seizures and muscle tremors in dogs and cats. If you’re wary of using…
