In Exam Room: Preventative Care Visits
Preventive care visits are an important part of keeping your pet happy and healthy. But what does a veterinarian do during a [...]
Tracking the Number of Cases of Lyme Disease in Our Area
Current Advice on Parasite Control: Vector-Borne Diseases - Lyme Disease Last reviewed and edited June 2015 Synopsis CAPC Recommends Screening dogs for exposure [...]
Should I Declaw My Cat?
The American Animal Hospital Association strongly opposes the declawing of domestic cats and supports veterinarians’ efforts to educate cat owners and provide them [...]
Antibiotic use & resistance: AVMA’s efforts seen in federal initiatives
A long-awaited federal rule governing how medically important antibiotics can be used in food animals was released today, on the same day that [...]
Pet Food & Product Recalls/Alerts
When pet foods or animal-related products are recalled, or alerts are issued about safety concerns, you need to know asap. We update our [...]
Periodontal Disease
Periodontal disease is the most common clinical condition in cats and dogs even though it's completely preventable. Dr. Cindy Charlier explains what periodontal [...]
Is this Normal?
We can't ask our pets if they're feeling okay, so how do we know if something is wrong with them? Dr. Shelly Rubin [...]
Microchips: Your Best Bet to Get Back a Lost Pet
Microchips are your best bet to get back a lost pet. Ask your veterinarian about microchips today!
Vaccines: Protecting your Pets
Should your pet be vaccinated? Of course! But for why, and for what? Dr. Tony explains the ins and outs of having your [...]
Spaying and Neutering: The Responsible Thing to Do
By having your pet spayed or neutered, you can do your part to prevent the birth of unwanted puppies and kittens and enhance [...]