Your Older Cat And Dementia: What You Should Know

Posted on 26 August 2020

Cats are unique and interesting creatures. And oftentimes, people forget that cats can have many ailments that people have, including dementia. Older cats can develop cognitive dysfunction which is also commonly referred to as dementia. This issue can often sneak up on a cat owner, and not be noticeable until the symptoms are quite pronounced. However, it is important to learn about some of the symptoms and signs of dementia in cats as well as what you should do in the case you believe your cat might be suffering from dementia. [Read More]

Signs Your Pet Bird Needs To See The Veterinarian

Posted on 28 July 2020

Because birds are not as common as cats and dogs as pets, many owners are not quite as aware of their health and care needs. However, birds can develop health problems just like any other animal, and many of these health problems do require veterinary care. Here are some signs that your flying friend needs to see the vet. Changes in Droppings Birds who eat a lot of seeds tend to have green feces, and those that eat pelleted diets tend to have brown feces. [Read More]

Be Proactive: 4 Signs Your Dog Needs to See a Veterinarian Right Away

Posted on 30 June 2020

If you have a canine family member, you know how important its health is. Because of that, you probably take it to the vet at least once a year for a checkup. You also make sure it's up-to-date on all its vaccinations. But, there may be times when emergency veterinary care is needed. Unfortunately, it's not always easy to identify medical emergencies, especially for your dog. That's why you need to know what to look for. [Read More]

What You Should Know About Spaying Your Dog

Posted on 4 June 2020

If you recently got a female puppy, you may be so excited to welcome her to the family that you can think of little else beyond just getting her home and giving them love and attention. However, there are some practicalities you will need to think about at some point as well. One of those is the prospect of getting your new female puppy spayed. Before you make any decisions and even before you contact the vet about it, get to know some of the facts about spaying your dog. [Read More]

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Obviously, the majority of a vet's job involves working with animals. They do everything from administering vaccines to performing surgery. However, vet also need to be good with people. They must be able to explain to owners what is wrong with their pet, calm owners down when they are feeling nervous or worried, and show owners how to administer medications. The best vet is both an animal person and a people person. That's just one of many insights we share about veterinarians on this blog. We hope you will read the articles here and discover a few more of them.

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