FLUTD or feline lower urinary tract disease is a common cause for many feline emergency veterinary visits. This condition comes in two forms the obstructed and non obstructed forms. In some cases the unobstructed form can progress into the obstructed form—a life...
Just like us, our pet’s kidneys perform vital functions. They remove toxic wastes the body, help conserve water, regulate blood pressure, and are involved in red blood cell production. Unlike many other organs in the body, kidneys do not have the ability to regenerate...
Short answer? Absolutely. First of all, consider that dogs and cats physically age around 7 years for every trip around the sun. Many owners associate yearly exams with vaccinations, but vaccines are only part of the importance of having your pet examined every year....
When considering getting a new puppy or kitten, one of the most important decisions you can make is regarding vaccination. Vaccines have many benefits, but can also have risks associated with them. It is important to be well informed so that you can make the best...
The first image many of us have of rabies is an animal, driven to the heights of aggression while foaming at the mouth. This image is driven by movies like Old Yeller, books such as Stephen King’s Cujo and even children’s films such as Over the Hedge. These have...
Summer is finally upon us. As we move into late July and August, the temperatures and humidity are going to climb! Keep an eye on your furry friends, because heat stroke can be a life threatening disease. There are three common causes of heatstroke in pets: First,...
