Protecting Your Dog from Heat Stroke
Warm temperatures can be hard on our four-legged family members due to the risk of heat-related illness, such as heat stroke. Here are some tips for keeping your pet cool: Take walks early in the morning or at night. Your dog’s time outdoors should be limited when temperatures soar and when they are outside they […]
Going Away for a Vacation or Stay-cation? Here’s How to Get Your Dog Ready for Boarding
As much as you might like to bring the family dog along, it’s not always practical or safe to get away with your pet. Boarding your dog is a great way to give them their own vacation while you are away. Prepare your dog for their stay with the following tips: Schedule a Veterinary Visit […]
Signs that Your Dog Needs More Activity
There are a lot of things that your dog needs to stay healthy, including nutritious food and routine check-ups with your local veterinarian. One thing that can be easy to overlook—but is incredibly important for any dog—is regular physical activity. If your dog doesn’t get enough activity, she may begin to exhibit a number of […]
Signs Your Cat or Dog May Have a Dental Health Problem
Many pet owners don’t think about it, but their animal companions need dental care just as much as humans do. That’s why annual dental examinations are so important. When your pet’s teeth and gums are being checked by a professional regularly, it will be easier to catch and treat problems before they worsen. You may […]
Why Doggy Day Camp Is Good for Your Canine
Do you wish you could spend all day with your dog, playing and interacting? While this scenario is not practical for most dog owners, there is a way that you can ensure that your dog receives exercise, stimulation, and attention throughout the day, even when you’re at work: doggy day camp. Continue reading for an […]
Preparing Your Pet for the Holidays
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Canine Influenza (CIV)
Canine Influenza (CIV) is caused by the Influenza A virus. The first stain H3N8 was discovered in Florida in 2004. According to Dr. Kevin Snekvik at WSU/CVM-WADDL, the Influenza A H3N8 virus specific to dogs
The Geriatric Dog
As our agility dogs start to age, there are several things to consider. I generally recommend the following things.
Leptospirosis
With the nice weather approaching, many of us are enthusiastically planning our outdoor summer activities with the dogs. This usually includes some hiking and camping trips, making it a good time to review a potential pathogen
Top 10 Toxins You Should Be Aware Of
Some of the common toxins we see in general practice, what the presenting signs are, and finally some resources for you.
