Chronic Kidney Disease is a Common Ailment of Senior Cats and Dogs Read More
Bone cancer-osteosarcoma Bone cancer originates from the cells that form bone tissue. In dogs it mainly involves the legs of the limbs; front or hind. It is seen more often in Read More
The most common type of bladder cancer in dogs is called transitional cell carcinoma. Some breeds (beagles, West Highland White terriers for example) are more prone to this disease than Read More
Rising summer temperatures can be dangerous for our pet. Learn the signs of heatstroke and how to protect your pet from this potentially life threatening condition. Read More
Dogs and cats are living longer and happier lives. Unfortunately, old age provides new health challenges, such as pet dementia. In some cases, pet dementia can be treated. Dr. Lorraine Read More
Pet Euthanasia is a serious consideration. And if your pet is going to be euthanatized, it’s often best to do so in the comfort of home. Fortunately, a mobile veterinarian Read More
As pets age, their vision can start to be affected. Pet blindness can be a result of old age or certain health conditions. If your pet suffers from blindness, we Read More
Losing a pet from age, disease, or even sudden injury is a painful experience, but losing a pet from theft is more than painful. There is uncertainty about the pet's Read More
Common disease of senior dogs Age alone is not a disease but as with people, age brings on health problems for a dog. Here are some of the most common problems Read More
Do you know when your cat is in pain? Read More
Many older dogs will develop a cognitive disorder similar to Alzheimer's disorder. This condition affects the behavior and understanding of dogs, most of whom are over the age of 11. Read More
Many common diseases and conditions in dogs can be age specific. The good news is that most can be prevented or treated successfully, with help of a preventative veterinary care. Read More
5 Considerations for End-of-life by Natural Death When your pet is faced with a grim prognosis from cancer or other debilitating disease, what do you want their end of life to Read More
Memorializing a deceased pet are an immeasurably valuable way to help as you journey through the grief of pet loss. Although there is no set path to take and everyone’s Read More
Paralzyed pets can live enjoyable lives with proper care. Learn how to improve the quality of a para;lyzed pet's life. Read More
The decision to euthanize a beloved pet is a traumatic one. Not long ago, the only choice for most pet owners was to bring their pet to the veterinarian’s office Read More
