How to Prepare for Veterinary Emergencies in the Fall

Fall is a beautiful season, with leaves turning to a gorgeous array of colors, the smells of cinnamon and pumpkin spice filling the air, and cozy hayrides with your furry best friend. However, with the changing of the season comes the onset of specific dangers that could put your pet's health at risk. From poisonous mushrooms to the effects of cooling weather, the fall season can be dangerous for your furry friends. In this blog post, we'...

Cancer & Arthritis in Geriatric Pets: How do their Final Days Fare! 

The average age of pets has gone up substantially in the past few decades due to improved veterinary care and better dietary practices. In general, pets now live longer than ever before. While that’s a good thing on face value, pet owners now face a new challenge – age-related conditions.

In particular, cancer and arthritis are the two most common malaises affecting geriatric pets on a wide scale. Before going into...

 In the realm of pet care, the emergence of veterinary telehealth services and online pharmacies has undeniably altered the landscape, providing a 24/7 lifeline for pet owners. These companies tout convenience, promising swift access to medications and remote consultations at any hour. However, it's essential to recognize their underlying motive - these entities are profit-driven Wall Street corporations, prioritizing financial gains over the intimate bond between veterinarians and their pati...

At home yearly physical examination

Detecting sickness in human is easier than finding out whether your pet isn’t feeling well. Their natural instinct is to hide their injury and sickness since it makes them vulnerable to predators. But over time the injury or illness takes control and by that time it may be too late for them. This can be avoided by doing a physical exam on your pets on a regular basis or scheduling annual vet check ups.

An annual physical examination for...