The concept of nomographs has been around for over 50 years, but due to diagnostic testing limitations and access, the practice of requesting nomographs stalled – until recently. A nomograph […]
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Gabapentin has become the “go to” medication for companion cats to help reduce the anxiety associated with past and present veterinary visits. The protocol is fairly simple. Approximately 90 minutes
Gabapentin Use in Companion Cats with Chronic Kidney Disease Read More »
During the Ebola epidemic in 2014, Excalibur, a companion dog living in Madrid, Spain was euthanized due to possible exposure to the virus from his caregiver. This sparked a huge
Anal gland (actually anal sac) expression is often demonstrated by dogs sitting and pulling (scooting) themselves across flooring or grass. The scooting is marveled at by children while adults are
Butternut Squash as an Alternative to Pumpkin for Dog Anal Gland Expression Read More »
As we reflect on Hemopet’s Canine Thyroid Awareness Month from last month, we realized we frequently receive questions throughout the year regarding: signs of canine hypothyroid disorder; canine thyroid testing;
FAQs or Common Misconceptions about the Canine Thyroid Read More »
In February, 2022, we provided a guideline on how to calculate your companion’s pet food for optimum weight loss. A few of our readers commented that the post and calculation
Putting It into Action: Calorie Reduction Specifically for Companion Cats Read More »
In August 2022, the Northern Lower Peninsula of Michigan experienced a canine parvovirus outbreak. At the time, they knew it looked like parvovirus, but the point-of-care (POC) rapid tests that
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Why do we have an image of a Pomeranian drinking if we are talking about wastewater? We’ll get to that. So, follow along and welcome back after a summer break
Wastewater Hygiene and Safety Read More »
If you have been following the information about dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) in dogs, you will have noticed that the majority of the press is reporting on studies that have the
The Necessity of Binders in Commercial Kibble Pet Foods Read More »
If we say, “fish oil for dogs or cats,” what is your response? We bet it’s “shiny, beautiful, lush dog coats.” Actually, there’s more to fish oil than just what
