by clinicadmin | Jan 25, 2013 | Medicine, Uncategorized
Clients frequently complain about their pet’s bad breath-let’s take a look at a few possible explanations: Unless we do it for them, dogs and cats don’t brush their teeth, allowing for bacteria to build up in their mouths. You know what it feels like...
by clinicadmin | Jan 15, 2013 | Medicine, Things You Should Know
We all know how curious cats and dogs are -we just don’t realize how dangerous our pockets and purses can be. Some things to think about: Inhalers: If an inhaler is punctured, depending on the type, the contents can cause a rise in blood pressure, heart...
by clinicadmin | Jan 9, 2013 | Behavior, Medicine
Inappropriate elimination (not using the litterbox) is the #1 reason cats are euthanized or turned in to shelters. Cats are very susceptible to stress-what we might pass off as routine may cause our feline friends to “act out”. Trying to locate the source...
by clinicadmin | Jan 2, 2013 | Latest News, Medicine
We are currently recommending that heartworm preventive medications be given monthly all year long. The last few winters in New England haven’t been cold enough to kill all mosquitos. It is so much easier to prevent the disease than it is to treat-today’s...
by clinicadmin | Jan 2, 2013 | Medicine, Things You Should Know
Obesity is a major human health problem in this country,and is very common among dogs and cats, also.We believe that love=food, reward=food, and training=food. No wonder so many of our pets waddle when they walk. Being overweight can cause a wide range of issues. In...
by clinicadmin | Dec 9, 2012 | Medicine, Things You Should Know
Antifreeze contains ethylene glycol, a substance that is toxic to pets. Antifreeze tastes very sweet to pets and even a small amount can prove fatal. Signs of toxicity include vomiting, lethargy and a sweet odor to the pet’s breath. Use caution when adding...
