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Heartworm Disease and Prevention in Cats
— By Dr. Chris Campbell, DVM — What is Heartworm Disease? Heartworm disease is a serious but easily preventable condition that can affect several different species. While it is more often diagnosed in dogs, we do see heartworm disease in our feline companions, too. Heartworm disease is caused by worms that live in the heart…
Read MoreGDV (Gastric Dilatation and Volvulus) and Preventative Gastropexy
— By Dr. Anna Adams, DVM — We are lucky to have many incredible preventive veterinary medicine options to keep your pets as happy and healthy as possible for as long as possible. These include vaccinations, heartworm prevention, and routine bloodwork. But did you know that there are even surgical procedures that can be performed…
Read MoreHow to Monitor Your Pet’s Blood Glucose at Home with the Freestyle Libre
If your pet has been diagnosed with diabetes, it is very important to periodically monitor their blood glucose levels so we can determine the best insulin dose for them. A great way to help guide your pet’s individual plan is to utilize a device called a FreeStyle Libre, which makes monitoring blood glucose levels easy…
Read MoreWhat is Leptospirosis in Dogs: Your Questions Answered
– By Dr. Stephanie Rodriguez – Leptospirosis, a name that may not ring a bell for many pet owners, is a potentially deadly bacterial disease that poses a significant risk to dogs. It is caused by the elusive Leptospira bacteria, notorious for lurking in stagnant waters following heavy rains or flooding. Emerging most prominently…
Read MoreThe Golden Years: Providing Special Care for your Senior Dogs and Cats
As our pets age, their needs change and their bodies undergo transformations just like ours. The senior years mark a new chapter in their lives, demanding a new level of care and attention. In this article, we’ll get into the importance of caring for senior dogs and cats, highlighting the numerous benefits of providing them…
Read MoreSummer Pet Safety Tips
The weather is getting hotter and lake days are calling, which means that summer is officially here! We want you to enjoy the warm weather and have a safe enjoyable summer with your pet. Here are a few helpful tips for preparing a happy and healthy summer for everyone in your family. How to Keep…
Read More8 Tips for Maximizing Fun While Keeping Your Pets Safe This Memorial Day
Pet-Proofing Your Home and Outdoor Areas Will Ensure the Holiday Goes Smoothly Memorial Day weekend—sunset soirees, swimming, and barbecued food. Is there anything better than time off from work when the weather is (typically!) nice? We think not, although, as veterinarians, we want to be sure that those of you with pets put some precautions…
Read MoreEverything You Need to Know About Pet Echocardiograms
With the addition of echocardiograms to our services, we’ve provided an accurate list of information on the procedure, heart disease symptoms, and answers to echocardiogram FAQs in this article.
Read MoreHow Veterinary Acupuncture Could Benefit Your Pet
One of the things we’ve found to be hugely beneficial in this regard is veterinary acupuncture. We might use it as a stand-alone treatment or in conjunction with some of our western medicine.
Read MoreKeeping Your Cat Calm During Veterinary Visits
Promote Feline Wellness with our Certified Cat-Friendly Practice Cats are independent creatures that need time to develop trust and often rely on their trusted human sidekicks to feel safe while navigating the world, especially veterinary visits. That’s why expert veterinarians must approach cats differently than dogs; specific steps must be followed to ensure the…
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