By Dr. Devan Boss TICK SEASON Temperatures are rising. It’s a great time to enjoy the outdoors with your pets. Its also a great time for ticks! Ticks can become…
By Dr. Megan Forgan The snow has melted, the weather is in the double digits, and the sun is shining. Spring has officially sprung! While spring brings with it many…
Entertaining Your Pets During a Pandemic By Dr. Megan Forgan We have entered into uncharted territory, and I think we can all agree that this time of self-isolation and social…
Cruciate Injuries in Dogs Just like people, dogs can damage the cruciate ligaments in their knees (stifles). In fact, damage to the cruciate ligaments is the most common orthopedic injury…
Myth #1: Indoor cats don’t need vaccines. FALSE: While indoor cats may be at lower risk for infectious diseases, they still require vaccines. If your cat ever gets outdoors, even…
Myth #1: Indoor cats don’t need vaccines. FALSE: While indoor cats may be at lower risk for infectious diseases, they still require vaccines. If your cat ever gets outdoors, even…
Welcome to the beloved month of February, where the weather is unpredictable, the length of the month changes every 4 years, and the month that veterinary clinics around the world…
Have you noticed your pet is spending more time at the water bowl than usual? Increased drinking habits can be a normal response to diet or environment, but they can…
Now that we are officially in the throws of winter, you may have noticed that the rivers and ponds have frozen over. These frozen bodies of water may seem like…
Foreign body ingestion refers to eating anything that is not food. Pets can be curious creatures with curious appetites. Some of the common foreign body ingestions we encounter include rocks,…
