Aging Gracefully: Caring for Your Dog in the Golden Years
Aging Gracefully: Caring for Your Dog in the Golden Years As pet healthcare has improved, our domestic animals are experiencing overall increased life spans. Along with the joy of having our companions...
View ArticleFerreting Out Good Husbandry
Ferreting Out Good Husbandry The scientific name for a ferret is Mustela putorious furo, which translates to “mouse-eating smelly thief.” This is a fairly apt description of the domestic ferret — a...
View ArticleFeline Chronic Kidney Disease
Feline Chronic Kidney Disease If you have an older cat, you may have heard your veterinarian mention kidney function as an important part of measuring health. Your cat may even have been recently...
View ArticleInsulinomas in Ferrets: FAQ
What are they? Insulinomas are a tumor of the pancreas, an organ responsible for producing several different hormones, as well as digestive enzymes. Specifically, they are an overgrowth of the cells...
View ArticleRabies: The Preventable Killer
Rabies: The Preventable Killer As World Rabies Day approaches, it’s fitting to take a few moments to consider this dreadful disease and the steps being taken to eradicate it. Though human rabies cases...
View ArticlePuppy Training
Puppy Training Adopting a new puppy is one of the most exciting experiences possible. A new, fluffy member of the family is definitely worth celebrating! However, it is important to remember that the...
View ArticlePancreatitis
When your pet receives a new diagnosis, it is normal to have questions. Having a sick pet is frightening enough, and being unsure of what is going on can create even more anxiety. If your pet has...
View ArticleCanine Noise Phobias
Canine Noise Phobias: With a Bang, a Whimper For most dogs, a loud noise is startling. However, for some, it can trigger an episode of complete panic. This type of response is known as a phobia: a...
View ArticleSeizing the Day: Understanding Seizures in Our Pets
Seizing the Day: Understanding Seizures in Our Pets Dogs and cats have complex nervous systems, and this is part of why humans love them. Their brains are what lets them live, learn, and love. But...
View ArticleGetting to the Heart of the Matter: Mitral Valve Disease
Getting to the Heart of the Matter: Mitral Valve Disease Having a pet diagnosed with heart disease can be a confusing and overwhelming experience. Maybe your veterinarian mentioned that your dog has a...
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