As pets age, you may notice behavior changes that you might attribute to them getting older. It’s true some conditions occur with age, but by monitoring your pet closely, you…

If you’ve recently noticed your pet shaking their head frequently, they may be headed for an ear problem called an aural (ear) hematoma. A hematoma is a collection of blood…

Keratoconjunctivitis sicca (KCS) or dry eye, is an eye condition commonly diagnosed in dogs, and less commonly in other species. The medical term means inflammation of the cornea and surrounding…

Your pet may have clear vision and healthy eyes, but it’s always a good idea to know what common eye problems to watch for. Spotting issues early can lead to…

We veterinarians field questions regularly from vegans or vegetarians who want their pets to be on a plant-based diet too.  While it is possible (although very difficult) to keep dogs…

You may take a daily multivitamin. Many adults do, along with extra vitamin D, vitamin C, iron, or any number of other dietary add-ons to help balance – or supplement…

Female dogs and cats who have not been spayed can develop a dangerous uterine infection called pyometra. Bacteria enter the pet’s uterus, causing it to fill with pus and become…

Flu season is almost here and the last thing we want to do is pass on a virus to our favorite furry friend. But, can your dog catch the flu?…

Feline leukemia virus (FeLV) is one of the leading causes of death in cats. This dangerous virus is known to cause severe anemia and suppress the immune system, leaving an…

A diagnosis of parvo can be devastating for any new pet parent. While this common disease can have deadly consequences, its chances can be significantly reduced by early vaccination in…