Resources

Separation Anxiety: Frequently Asked Questions

Dogs with separation anxiety exhibit behavior problems when they’re left alone. Typically, they’ll have a dramatic anxiety response within a short time (20-45 minutes) after their familiess leave them.

Splenectomy

A splenectomy is surgery to remove the spleen from your pet’s body. Because the spleen is a highly vascular organ, any type of tumor, even a benign one, could lead to rupture and severe hemorrhage within the abdomen.

Tail Amputation Surgery

Tail amputation surgery removes a portion or the entirety of a pet’s tail after an injury, trauma, or nerve damage.

The Hidden Signs of Pet Dental Disease

Pets are skilled at hiding dental issues due to survival instincts, social behavior, and their ability to mask pain. Their stoic nature and the gradual onset of symptoms further contribute to their ability to hide dental problems.

The Lifelong Benefits of Spaying/Neutering Your Pet

The Twelve Dangers of Christmas

To ensure a safe and enjoyable holiday season for both your pets and your family, it's crucial to take steps to prevent injuries and illnesses that may lead to unexpected veterinary visits.

Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO) Surgery

TPLO surgery will help your pet move better and relieve pain. It is recommended that your pet receive surgery as soon as possible to reduce the risk of damage to the knee joint.

Top 10 Health Problems Caused by Obesity in Cats and Dogs

Obesity is one of the most common health issues among cats and dogs. Beyond the extra weight, obesity leads to many other health problems.

Umbilical Hernia Repair

An umbilical hernia occurs when contents of your pet’s abdomen (intestines, organs, and other tissue) bulge through the umbilicus (belly button).

Uterine Prolapse Surgery

Uterine prolapse is considered an emergency situation and requires immediate veterinary attention. If left untreated, it can lead to severe complications.

Vaccine Schedule

Vaccination plays an important role in the control of infectious diseases, both for an individual pet and the general population. Certain vaccinations are required, others are strongly encouraged, and some are only necessary depending on your pet's lifestyle.

Vaccine Schedule for Your Dog

Your dog is a member of the family, and you want him to stay healthy. That’s why it’s important to make sure he gets the right vaccines at the right times.

What is a COHAT?

Your veterinarian may have recommended a COHAT. But what is a COHAT and why is it important?

What to do if you suspect your pet has ingested a toxic substance

What to do if your pet has fleas

Flea infestations can be persistent, so it's essential to be thorough in your approach and follow up with your veterinarian if necessary. You can treat your pet's flea infestation with proper preventative care, treatment, and deep cleaning.

What you should know about the “Mysterious” Canine Respiratory Disease

Veterinarians across the country are reporting an increased number of dogs presenting with acute respiratory infections ranging from mild and self-limiting to life-threatening pneumonia. This canine respiratory disease is receiving attention because it does not respond to commonly prescribed antibiotics, and diagnostic testing is often negative for known canine pathogens.

Why is it important to pick up your dog’s waste?

There are many significant health risks associated with dog waste, and many affect humans too.

Wound Repair Surgery for Pets

While some less severe wounds may heal on their own, large or deep wounds or wounds with foreign bodies, dirt, or debris may need surgical intervention to prevent infection and ensure proper healing.