Pyoderma in Dogs – Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis & Treatment
Pyoderma in dogs is an extremely common skin condition, and is one of the most common reasons behind canine visits to the veterinarian. Since you will likely see this condition …
Metronidazole For Dogs: Uses, Dosage, And Side Effects
What is Metronidazole? Metronidazole is a strong antibiotic that is used in human and veterinary medicine. Though metronidazole, or flagyl, has not yet been approved by the FDA for use …
Can dogs eat……?
If you are a dog owner, you’ve probably asked yourself, “Can dogs eat this?” It’s a common question, and extremely important when it comes to preventing any toxicities or gastrointestinal …
Lymphoma In Cats
What is Lymphoma? Lymphoma in cats is a cancer of the lymphocytes, which are cells that are involved with the immune system. Since these cells travel throughout the body, lymphoma …
Heart murmurs in dogs – What is it and what are the main causes?
What is a heart murmur in dogs? A heart murmur in dogs is the irregular heartbeat sound that’s heard when listening to a dog’s heart with a stethoscope. When a …
Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA) in Dogs
Guest article by Lynn Barzyk You are probably familiar with diabetes in people and pets. Did you know that dogs and cats who are diabetic can develop a life-threatening condition …
What is Laser Therapy for Dogs and What are the Benefits?
Laser therapy for dogs is a fairly new addition to the veterinary world. Since it has been introduced, veterinarians are finding a multitude of different conditions it can help to …
Erlichiosis: All You Need To Know
Ehrlichiosis is a group of tick-borne diseases that can cause devastating effects on the immune system and overall health in general. It has a variety of different names that it …
Digestive Disorders: Pancreatitis in Dogs
What is Pancreatitis in dogs? The pancreas is a small organ in the dog that is responsible for aiding in digestion and regulating blood sugar. In a healthy dog, the …
The Role of a Veterinary Receptionist
Veterinary Receptionists are an essential part of a veterinary practice. They are often the first face you see upon entering the building, and the last face you see when exiting. …