and The Vets are now one. A new era of pet care begins!
Do Dogs Get Headaches? A Vet Weighs In
As pet parents, we want to ensure our furry friends’ well-being. While it’s uncertain if dogs can experience headaches, it’s important to recognize signs of discomfort.
Pyometra in Dogs: Causes, Symptoms, & Treatment
Pyometra, a serious infection of the uterus in dogs, poses a significant threat to their health if left untreated. All intact female dogs are susceptible to this condition, which occurs when bacteria infect the uterus lining, leading to the formation of pus.
Grain Free vs. Grain Dog Food: Which One’s Best?
Grain-Free vs. Grain Dog Food As veterinarians, this is a question that we get asked on almost a daily basis. Pet parents have been advertised to by food companies promoting the many health benefits of grain-free diets, particularly for dogs with food allergies or intolerances, and want to consider this option for their pet. They […]
Why Does My Dog Stare At Me? 5 Common Reasons
Have you ever wondered why your dog stares at you? Dogs communicate with humans in their own special way. Eye contact is an important part of this communication. Understanding why your dog stares at you can help you strengthen your bond and address any underlying issues.
Can Dogs Eat Sweet Potatoes? A Vet Weighs In
Sweet potatoes are not just a staple in our kitchen pantries; they’ve become increasingly popular in dog food recipes and treats. They are part of a long list of healthy human foods that dogs can eat.
Why Do My Dog’s Paws Smell Like Fritos?
As veterinarians, we have heard pet parents say their dogs’ feet smell like a variety of different foods – cookies, popcorn, french fries…and the list goes on. One of the most common questions we hear about the distinct smell of dog paws, however, is, “why do my dog’s feet smell like Fritos corn chips?” We’ll […]
Why Is My Cat Pooping Blood? 9 Possible Causes
Monitoring your cat’s litter tray is more than just a routine chore for pet parents; it’s a glimpse into their feline’s digestive health. Ideally, cat stool should be brown to dark brown. However, if you observe blood, it’s natural to feel concerned about its cause and implications.
Anemia in Dogs: Causes, Symptoms, & Treatment
If you’ve ever had anemia, you know that it makes you feel exhausted. But did you know that your dog can also develop anemia?
Performing Pet CPR: Everything You Need to Know
Understanding how to perform CPR on pets is a vital skill that all pet owners can benefit from. Just like CPR can save a human’s life, CPR on pets could save a life in an imminent medical emergency. Despite the importance of this vital technique, many pet owners are not confident in performing CPR on […]
