I Have an Itch that Needs Scratching
Wondering Why Your Puppy Might be Itchy? Unfortunately the list of possible reasons for a puppy to have itchy skin is practically endless. However, the following reasons are some of
Category: Health/Wellness
Bad Breath Busters
We all know the smell of puppy breath! It may not be the most pleasant of smells, but there’s also something endearing about a tiny puppy with stinky breath. However,
Highlights from Dermatology & Our Pets: Vet Advice on Common Skin Conditions, Such as Allergies and Ear Infections
Allergic Symptoms in Dogs and Cats Scratching is typically the first symptom we think about with allergies. For dogs, if they scratch toward the back portion of their body, it
Is My Dog or Cat in Pain?
Dogs and cats feel pain just like humans. Whether it’s soreness, infection, muscle injury, dental problems, or other discomfort, it’s important to remember dogs and cats often express pain in
Highlights from Our Symphony with Animals: The Psychology Between Human and Animal Bonds
Our Bond with Animals In the 1970s, Biologist Edward Wilson coined the phrase biophilia to describe humans’ love of life. It is the inherent need to connect to other life,
Highlights from Is Your Dog Stressed by the Pandemic Too?
How Has Covid-19 Affected Our Pets? Not only have our normal routines been altered by Covid-19, our pets’ lives have been disrupted as well. More people are working from home,
What Fruits are Safe for Dogs?
Summer equals delicious fruits that, of course, we want to share with our best four-legged friends. Before you hand your pup a piece of whatever fruit you’re enjoying, it’s important
3 Ways to Help Your Anxious Dog on the Fourth of July
Fireworks are Scary for Dogs Americans celebrate the Fourth of July with family, friends, food, and, of course, fireworks. It is a holiday best observed in the company of others.
Highlights from Oncology & Our Pets: How Cancer Affects Our Pets & Why Life with Cancer Can Be Quality Life by Dr. Kathy L. Mitchener
Why Consider Treating Cancer? In the eighties, an old dog was considered a senior at 7-9 years, while an old cat was a senior at 9-10 years. Now, our pets
4 Ways to Celebrate National Pet Week
National Pet Week is designated as the first week in May each year. It’s a time to show appreciation for all the pets we love and commit to promoting responsible