Vet Notes : dogs
This section contains information on some of the most common medical problems and issues of dogs and cats. This information is designed to assist pet owners in better understanding their pets' health problems and issues.
- Dental Health
February is Pet Dental Health Month so celebrate by getting your pet's teeth checked. Although dogs do not typically develop cavitiies like we … More »
- Cancer Pill for Dogs
Pfizer Animal Health recently began distribution of Palladia, a cancer fighting medication just for dogs, after obtaining FDA approval in June. … More »
- Take Care with Flea and Tick Control
Did you know that 44,000 potential toxicities associated with the use of topical parasite prevention products were reported to the EPA last year … More »
- Are your foods made in the United States?
Yes, all of our products are manufactured in the United States. Our dry foods are made in three company owned manufacturing facilities located … More »
- Labrador Retrievers with Exercise Induced Collapse have a faulty gene
EIC, or exercise-induced collapse, is an ailment that afflicts Labrador Retrievers while exercising. Symptoms include weakness in the hind … More »
- Stem Cell Treatment for Arthritis
- Most equine veterinarians are familiar with the use of stem cells to treat various joint ailments, but … More »
- The Housing Crisis Affects Pets Too
- Record numbers of foreclosures have left many homeowners struggling to find a place to live for themselves and their pets. If you are in this … More »
- VPI's Top Ten Reasons Dogs Went to the Vet in 2007
- Veterinary Pet Insurance (VPI), the world's largest pet health insurance company, analyzes its claims each year to formulate a list of the top … More »
- Protect Your Pets and Your Family with Rabies Vaccinations
- Most people have heard of rabies and many of us who saw the Stephen King movie, "Cujo", hope never to have firsthand experience with this … More »
- Should You Keep a Pet Turtle for Your Kids?
- Are you considering adding a pet turtle to your family? If so, make certain that your children are old enough to know not to kiss the turtle or put … More »
This section features current events in the veterinary world and information about pet care that is timely - such as holiday hazards around the holidays or dental care during the month of February. If you would like to see a particular topic, please use our contact form and choose 'General Feedback, Other'.
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Veterinary Technical Services Department