By Dr. Ema Thigpin Feline Infectious Peritonitis, or FIP, has been a dreaded diagnosis in veterinary medicine for decades. It is caused by a mutated Coronavirus and leads to severe…
Dog breath – everyone knows the smell! We have all had the unpleasant experience of taking a big whiff of our pet’s breath. It’s common, but is it healthy? Is…
The language you fall into the habit of using as a professional becomes commonplace and you sometimes forget how strange it can seem to people not familiar with the lingo….
Winter is here! With the arrival of freezing temps, snow, and ice, it’s important to remember the impact that cold can have on pets. Here are some top tips for…
Most of the time, I trust my clients when they tell me it is time to say goodbye. After all, pet owners are the ones most familiar with their companion’s…
Have you noticed a change in your dog’s eyes? They may appear bluish, grayish, and/or hazy in the center. While there are definitely disease conditions that can cause these types…
Interactive play session with your cat can be very beneficial. While playtime with dogs is a social activity, playtime with cats is more of a simulated hunting experience. In the…
Behavioral problems are a very common issue our clients bring up, especially as our pets become more enmeshed in our lives. These days our pets are considered members of the…
Coughing, hacking, gagging, retching, puking, vomiting, regurgitating – there are many words used to describe a cat producing a hairball! However, some of these descriptors are inaccurate, and differentiating what…
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