Tips for Reducing Stress for Future Fear Free Veterinary Visits
1. Practice getting your pet used to handling by people. Try to touch their feet, tail, ears, mouth and bellies as often as possible to get them used to …
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The Cost of Veterinary Care and The Benefits of Pet Insurance
Sometimes pet owners wonder about the costs of providing quality veterinary care for their pets. Relatively speaking, veterinary care is a great deal. The cost of veterinary care has …
Periodontal Disease in Dogs
More than 85% of dogs have evidence of periodontal disease. Periodontal disease is a progressive inflammation of the supporting structures surrounding the teeth and is the main cause of …
Fleas: More Than Just a Minor “Irritation”
The flea is a hardy insect with a lifespan of six to 12 months. During that time, a pair of fleas could produce millions of offspring. Fleas have survived …
Canine Vaccine Protocol
Routine Vaccinations for Puppies and Dogs Lucky for us, there are vaccines to help prevent many illnesses that affect dogs. Vaccinating your dog has long been considered one of …
Periodontal Disease in Cats
Periodontal disease (also known as gum disease) is the most common oral disease to affect cats. Plaque is a sticky “biofilm” composed mostly of bacteria (predominantly streptococcus) which forms …
Feline Vaccination Protocol
Do Cats Really Need an FVRCP Vaccination? It’s a routine vaccination administered to countless cats and kittens every year. The FVRCP shot fights three feline viruses: rhinotracheitis, calicivirus and …
Heartworm Disease in Cats and Dogs
Know the Signs Clinical signs or symptoms in cats include primarily coughing or difficulty breathing. Because cats tend to be couch potatoes, with limited opportunity for activity, it can …