The effects of the novel coronavirus are all around us - social distance, self-quarantine, shelter-in-place - are all impacting daily life. There are some important things to know about pet care in this difficult time. COVID 19 has been shown to be highly infectious in people....
We’re living through a very challenging time...
Cats as you know, are relatively quiet animals. Unlike your dog that may be overexcited and getting into everyone’s business, you’re less likely to worry about what your cat get’s into. But accidents do happen. Being prepared for any sudden illness and/or injury is half...
Cat owners are all too familiar with the havoc that comes with sharp cat nails. Ruined furniture and scratched limbs are quite the norm at houses with cats. To save their property and skin, owners trim their pet’s nails. A job that may be...
It can be pretty tough for a pet owner who has a sick dog. They may feel useless wishing they could do something but be at a complete loss. There’s nothing worse than having to see sad sick puppy eyes desperately looking up at...
Like humans, cats don’t sneeze continuously without a reason. Most of the time it isn’t anything to worry about but if it persists, there might be an underlying health condition. Contact your veterinarian if symptoms are prolonged or worsening. For now, we are here...
The recent dog influenza epidemic has dog owners concerned everywhere. A chat with a vet will tell you what signs to look out for and any next steps. According to recent reports, dog influenza is spreading in the US. Experts have confirmed the flu is real,...
In this episode of Chat With A Vet, we talk to Dr. Garner about Grain Free Food. Transcript of Chat With A Vet Episode 3 – Truth about grain free food is available below. Chat With A Vet: Ok Dr. Gardner here’s a question for...
Dogs diagnosed with Parvo are miserable and their owners devastated. We had a chat with a vet to figure out what to expect when your dog has Parvo and how to prevent it all from happening. Because it is an incurable disease, options are limited....
Because Parvo doesn’t have a cure, it’s important to avoid crowded dog areas and to chat with a vet to recognize early signs of the virus. Here are signs to watch for: Lack of appetite – If your pet has not finished his entire serving...