Has Chemotherapy Treatment Gone to the Dogs?
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Are you fed up with your dog’s shedding? As the weather warms, this is a problem we hear in our store on a daily basis. Rather than offering a tool to remove the dead, shedding undercoat, we instead start out by asking what type of food the dog is eating.
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Water-Borne Illnesses in Dogs
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Swimming is an excellent form of exercise and fun for many dogs. However, in some lakes, ponds, and streams there are water-borne pathogens of potential concern. In general, the organisms found in outdoor water sources that can cause illness in dogs are the same ones that can potentially make humans sick.
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What Happens if Your Dog Gets Bitten by a Snake?
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Snakes of the Pit Viper family are the most common snakes in the United States and include all species of rattlesnakes, copperheads, and cottonmouth water moccasins. Bites from these reptiles are very serious and can be life-threatening to your pet.
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Dental Hygiene for your Dog!
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Fresh air. It’s hard to believe it’s a major cause of tartar in your pet’s teeth. In fact, there are many important but unknown tidbits of information about dental hygiene. So what are some burning questions from owners about their canines' canines?
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Otitis in Dogs
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Ear infections (otitis) are a relatively common problem for dogs. Most of the time, they can be easily treated and cured. However, in some cases they can become chronic and recurrent. In these circumstances, more complete investigation into the cause and longer-term treatment plans are required. |
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Food Toxicities
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Did you know that some of the foods that humans eat every day can be toxic and cause life-threatening illness in your pets? Dietary indiscretion - or eating foods that an animal is not accustomed to- is a common cause of gastrointestinal upset. |
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