So when someone walks into an animal emergency room with a sick and lethargic dog or cat, and the owners’ mention she is not spayed, why do we cringe? Is it because we are super hard-core spay/neuter pronates? Well yes, but not for the reason you are probably thinking. We are more concerned that we […]
Bloat… The MOTHER of all Emergencies by Mylissa Corlew, LVT Fido is doing well these days. Playing outside, going for walks, and enjoying all the events in a dog’s day. He was just given a clean bill of health at his veterinarian’s office a few days ago. Despite his aging, he seems to be looking like […]
Will Maisy Ever Learn? By Jodi Novak, DVM It started as a typical evening. Maisy ate her dinner one early April evening along with Bandit, the other household dog. Sent outside to the backyard after dinner, both dogs instead darted off into the woods together. Realizing Maisy and Bandit were gone, her owner began to feel […]
Heat Stroke, A Hot Weather Danger For Your Dog. By Whitney Friedrich, LVT Warm weather brings fun in the sun for everyone. When our families have parties, sporting events, and picnics our pets are included. This means more running, hiking, ball chasing and a greater potential for heat stroke to occur. Heat stroke is […]
The traditional Easter lily makes a beautiful spring time Easter arrangement or centerpiece. However, cat owners should be aware that Easter lilies along with many other lily varieties pose a potential health hazard to their pets. With the Easter Holiday approaching, this is a guide to learn the dangers of the Lily plant and how […]