Why is a veterinarian discussing disposal of unused medications? Well, companion pets also take supplements, over-the-counter (OTC) and/or prescribed medications. Think about your pet’s medicine cabinet: does it have a …
Urinalysis is an important veterinary diagnostic tool to detect health conditions such as chronic kidney disease, urinary tract infections, or diabetes in companion dogs and cats. However, diagnostic variables exist …
Urinalysis for Companion Pets: The Importance and the Variables Read More »
Designer hybrid breed mixtures can be separated into two camps. The first is the designer breed mix that aims to avoid the potential genetic or inherited traits of popular dog …
Potential Genetic Complications of Designer Hybrid Breeds Read More »
Companion pet death can create long-lasting emotional trauma for many for years. If the death occurred suddenly or in an emergency situation, companion pet parents are often left wondering what …
An early March 2021 article published in USA Today exposed that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has received over 75,000 incident reports potentially related to the use of Seresto …
We get it. Brushing your companion dog’s teeth is not the most pleasant activity. We also get it that routine veterinary dental cleanings done properly can be expensive. To dispel …
Dental Care Is Preventative Care – Even for Companion Dogs Read More »
Did anybody else think there appeared to be a shortage of disposable lint rollers due to the pandemic last year? This is simply an anecdotal observation. Anyway, after a desperate …
While we have been consumed by news of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus for the past year and life slowed, we have to remember that other medical conditions necessitating transfusion treatment did …
Hemopet has recently spotlighted the importance of frequent handwashing and choosing hand soap because of SARS-CoV-2, the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19. At this time, we know of no evidence …
EDITS by WJD 09.04.20 There is an ancient belief – supposedly dating back to the Egyptian times – that dog saliva can cure or help heal human wounds. Interestingly, this …
