By Deb Haines. “Oh those neutered buggers” A neutered male can still mount and tie with the female, but there is no sperm, so no puppies! The neutering procedure only removes a dog’s testicular sack. While neutered dogs cannot impregnate a female dog and therefore make babies, they can most certainly still have sexy timeContinue reading “Neutered Male Dogs: Can They Impregnate a Female Dog?”
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Rawhide Dog Chews
By Deb Haines While rawhide dog chews are usually used for dogs who love to chew or as a distraction for an anxious or overstimulated dog, there are fortunately many safer dog chew options you can give your dog without the potential risks. Rawhides are meant to be long-lasting chews that break down into tiny,Continue reading “Rawhide Dog Chews”
Fleas: How to Battle Them
By Dr. Sabo Your lack of improvement battling fleas can be explained by the flea life cycle. The fleas you see only account for 1-3% of the fleas in your home. Each adult female flea lays 40 eggs a day. It’s quite likely the first flea entered your home more than a month ago. Then,Continue reading “Fleas: How to Battle Them”
Signs to Take Your Cat To The Veterinarian
By Deb Haines Besides your pet’s annual exam, there are times your cat may be sick or acting strangely. If you are wondering “should I take my cat to the vet. Let’s go over some signs that you should seek veterinary care. Emergency Seek A Veterinarian *Difficulty breathing (like open-mouth breathing, panting, or a respiratoryContinue reading “Signs to Take Your Cat To The Veterinarian”
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Lumps & Bumps
By Dr. Kathy Morris-Stilwell There is no way to diagnose the vast majority of lumps on appearance only. A lump is a lump is a lump. A N Y lump deserves to be examined cytologically. A needle is inserted, some cells are removed, stained and examined microscopically. The evaluation can either be done by a vetContinue reading “Lumps & Bumps”
Ear Infections: Recort Ear Protocol
By Dr. AJ Warren
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