Lyme Disease: People Aren't the Only Victims

Posted on 14 October 2016

In recent years, the problem of Lyme disease has been highly publicized, enough so that you know to wear repellent and check your body after being in tick-rich woody areas. You may not know to worry about your dog, however. Although you probably remove any ticks that you find, you may not recognize the symptoms of Lyme disease. Fortunately, you can have your dog vaccinated for this condition as well as take other preventative methods. [Read More]

Does Your Dog Have the Runs? 4 Causes of Diarrhea in Dogs

Posted on 14 October 2016

Diarrhea is a common condition that can happen suddenly, without warning. Your dog may not even show any other signs of being sick, and that can make it difficult to diagnose exactly what's causing your dog's runny stools. While your vet will likely have to perform a stool analysis to find out the exact cause of your dog's abdominal distress, there are a few things that are often at fault. The following are four common causes of diarrhea in dogs. [Read More]

The Importance Of Radiology For Dog Breeders

Posted on 13 October 2016

As many canine enthusiasts will tell you, dog breeding is often more of an art than a science. But that science is still important, and it can help you both produce higher quality dogs and increase the safety of your breeding stock in the process. Radiology, more commonly known as x-rays, have been an invaluable tool in veterinary medicine for some time, and they are useful for both preventative and emergency care. [Read More]

Four Signs Your Kitty's Teeth Are Ailing

Posted on 12 October 2016

Just as humans become more prone to cavities and tooth decay as they age, so do cats. While cats of any age can develop dental problems, these issues become more likely as your cat enters older adulthood. Left unaddressed, tooth problems can not only be painful, but they can also lead to infections that spread into other tissues like the blood and the brain. So, it's essential to catch tooth problems early by watching out for these signs of painful teeth in cats. [Read More]

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Helping My Dog Stay Healthy

As a new pet owner, I realized that I needed to work hard to keep my dog healthy and happy. I worked hard to feed him, bathe him, and help him to rest as much as possible, but I knew that there was a fundamental part of his care missing — professional medical care. I started looking around for an incredible veterinarian who could help, and I was able to find a great business in my area that offered the services I was looking for. This blog is all about helping your dog to stay healthy and happy and what to do if problems should arise.

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