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Bowel Obstruction in Pets
Pets have a tendency to eat things they shouldn’t like toys, string, socks, rocks and so much more. Animals like to play with things which in turn involves them chewing. Chewing can lead to swallowing and that is when a disaster can occur. When a pet consumes an inedible object, the object is called a […]
Read MoreMarijuana Toxicity in Pets
Marijuana is a popular recreational drug that is used by millions of people worldwide. As veterinary professionals, we occasionally see our canine friends come in showing signs of a toxicity ingestion. Marijuana toxicity can look similar to other toxin ingestions. We rely heavily on the owners to give us all relevant information to properly assess and […]
Read MoreRaw Diets: Information for Clients
A study following therapy dogs over the course of one year. Recording diet history showed raw-fed dogs were 17 times as likely to be shedding multi-resistant E. coli compared to non-raw-fed dogs. Lefebvre et. Al, Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 2009 A study of healthy dogs in households fed a commercial or homemade […]
Read MoreEar Infections in Dogs
Ear infections are a very common problem for many dogs. They are uncomfortable, odorous and if left alone can progress to other more serious issues. Ear infections happen for a number of reasons. They can be caused by a buildup of bacteria, yeast, ear mites, hair or a simple an allergic reaction to food or […]
Read MoreWhat to do When Another Dog Attacks Your Dog
You are out walking your dog at the park. It’s a lovely afternoon and there are many people and their furry friends enjoying the break from the dreary weather of winter. You decide to enter the off-leash area of the park – something you and your dog do almost every day. Soon an unfamiliar dog […]
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