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Valley Fever
The fungus that causes Valley Fever lives in the dirt of the southwest deserts including Arizona and the central valley of California. Weather cycles such as a rainy season followed by dry windy conditions promote growth of the fungus. The … Continue reading
Healthy Teeth, Healthy Pets
Common diseases of adult dogs and cats are similar to those of people: heart disease, liver disease, kidney disease and others. However, like people, our pets are prone to dental disease which can affect all of these other organs. Studies … Continue reading
Healthy Pet Resolutions for 2013
As many of us resolve to lead a healthier lifestyle in 2013, we should also keep in mind that many of our pets can benefit from healthier changes as well. In recent years, veterinarians have noticed that approximately half of … Continue reading
12 Tail Wagging Tips for Christmas
The Christmas season is upon us. As we prepare for holiday feasts and celebrations, we need to remember a few things to keep our pets happy as well. Holiday Decorations Avoid using tinsel on the Christmas tree and be cautious with … Continue reading
Introducing New Dogs
Dogs and cats are an important part of our lives and like many wonderful things, it is hard to have just one. Dogs are very social creatures and most enjoy the company of other dogs. However, not all dogs interact … Continue reading
Introducing New Cats to Your Home
Those of us who are animal lovers eventually add a new family member to the household. Whether it is a new cat or dog, some suggestions can help make the transition as smooth as possible.
Senility in Senior Animals
With advancements in animal health and medicine, our pets are living longer. With advanced age, dogs and cats also develop medical conditions similar to elderly people. A syndrome commonly seen is that of cognitive dysfunction or senility.
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Cold Laser Therapy
Since the laser was invented in the late 1950’s, the technology has been used in thousands of applications. The first medical use of a laser was reported in 1962. In the past decade, this space-age technology has become a widespread … Continue reading
Dog Park Tips
Dog parks can be a great place for dogs to burn off some energy and play with others. However, there are a few considerations and precautions to take before entering a dog park.
To Treat or Not to Treat
When we are sick or injured, many of us reach first for an over-the-counter medication or treatment. When our pets are sick, there is great temptation to do the same. However, this can lead to a delay in appropriate treatment, … Continue reading
