posted: Mar. 14, 2023.

Not alone. Laser therapy can help with the associated inflammation that causes the pain. If you want the leg to work properly, your dog needs surgery. That torn ligament is Read more

posted: Mar. 14, 2023.

My cats have all loved breads, including cake (unfrosted). Canteloupe, honeydew, watermelon. are popular with cats. Corn on the cob… one cat loved this and picked the ears cleaner than I did. The Read more

posted: Mar. 14, 2023.

This pet has given you his/her whole life and heart. Now in old age, he needs more medical care, and the expenses add up. Isn’t a life of love and Read more

posted: Oct. 03, 2022.

They sure do. It isn't about eating a lot of sugar, but rather a lack of dental hygiene. Hopefully, you brush and floss your own teeth at least twice daily. Read more

posted: Oct. 03, 2022.

DOGS: What dog never goes outside? Even if only in your fenced backyard, raccoons and cats aren’t kept out by a fence. Neither are bats. At least vaccinate against distemper, Read more

posted: Oct. 03, 2022.

Yes! It’s called the flea comb, and requires thorough, patient use at least once daily. Forget “natural”. That term has no legal definition, and so-called natural products are often far LESS Read more

posted: Oct. 03, 2022.

There are two answers here. NO: There is no need to split up vaccinations over multiple visits for most animals. Most dogs and cats do fine with multiple vaccinations at once. Read more

posted: Oct. 03, 2022.

Please have a serious conversation with your veterinarian if you feel this way. There may be a communication gap. We love a client who cuts no corners! This is an opportunity Read more

posted: Oct. 03, 2022.

They do use oxygen for dogs and cats. That said, veterinarians are less quick to put a patient on oxygen because of the need to charge for it, and few pet Read more

posted: Oct. 03, 2022.

Start with a visit to your veterinarian. There are a number of treatments that may help: Anti-inflammatory medication pain medication omega-3 fatty acids glucosamine/chondroitin products acupuncture laser therapy Any of these may help, or none of them. Read more

posted: Oct. 03, 2022.

Toxoplasmosis is a legitimate concern. It can be contracted from contact with your cat’s fecal material while cleaning the litterbox. However, they make these things called gloves. They protect your hands Read more

posted: Oct. 03, 2022.

You have to trust the veterinary practice and the crematorium. I have a long relationship (30 years) with the crematorium we use for our patients. I trust them, especially to Read more

posted: Oct. 03, 2022.

This is strictly the pet owner’s decision. We can’t force you. We can make the recommendation when we think there is no quality of life, but ultimately only you can Read more

posted: Oct. 03, 2022.

As for gluten, dogs and cats don’t have celiac disease. Gluten is a great source of protein in commercial diets. Grain-free diets are now being seen as a huge no-no. Veterinary Read more

posted: Oct. 03, 2022.

I can’t give you answers but recommend you take your dog to an experienced rehab specialist after you consult a surgeon so you know your options. You aren’t going to find Read more

posted: Oct. 03, 2022.

Aspirin causes gastrointestinal bleeding. Acetaminophen, ibuprofen, and naproxen can damage the liver or kidneys. You need to call your veterinarian’s office and probably will need to schedule an appointment. There Read more