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Our Aging Pets

This information is provide compliments of the American Veterinary Medical Association.Thanks to better care, pets are living longer now than they ever havebefore – but as pets get older, they… Read more

To Neuter or Not to Neuter, That is the Question

JAVMA News Bulletin from the Journal Of the American Veterinary Medical Association, November 01, 2013 Study shines spotlight on neutering Assumptions about a mainstay of companion animal practice are called… Read more

Hyperthyroidism and Your Cat

Many of my patients have hyperthyroidism. I hope this article, provided by Compendium (a veterinary journal), will help to answer many of your questions. If you would like to discuss… Read more

So You Want to Breed Your Dog . Read This First!

The Brood Bitch and Puppiesby Gaines Pet Food CompanyAnyone who is about to read this pamphlet is interested in dogs and perhaps already involved in dog activities. Thus, you probably… Read more

Avoid Getting Worms From Your Pet

People worry about themselves and their kids “getting worms” from their pets.  Although unlikely,  it is possible.    There are several types of worms you can get  from your dogs and cats.  People usually become infected by one of… Read more

How to Choose a Pet Food

The information is provided by the Hills Nutrition Company. It will help you decide which are the best foods to feed your pets.  As always if you have specific questions… Read more

Traveling With Pets Overseas: A Guide to Some Quirky Rules

Want to bring Fido to Europe? You can, but know the rules first.Here are some good tips compliments of Jennifer S. Holland for National GeographicPublished June 13, 2013 TRAVEL INFO… Read more

Coping with the loss of a pet

The bond that we form with animals can be very deep and fulfilling, and the loss of a beloved animal can have an impact on us that is as great,… Read more

Children and Hygiene: Tips for Reducing Zoonotic Disease Risk

What Are Zoonotic Diseases? Zoonotic diseases are illnesses caused by organisms such as viruses and bacteria (also called pathogens) that can be transmitted between animals and humans. Direct contact with a… Read more

The Top 10 Signs That Your Cat May Be Sick, And What You Can Do About It

Just like us, a cat’s health changes with age. Because our pets age much faster than we do , it’s important to keep a close eye on your cat as… Read more

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