Dachshunds and other short-legged dogs are especially prone to a type of injury where a ruptured disk can cause spinal cord damage and possible loss of the use of their legs.
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Flu season has arrived—for humans and for dogs. As people march into medical centers to nab their annual vaccination, veterinarians across the country are recommending that dog owners consider a similar immunization for their four-legged companions.
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Hotspots are an irritating skin condition that affects countless dogs every year. Here, we examine the condition and give you the information you need to treat and heal your dog. The following Q & A was conducted with Henry Cerny, DVM, MS of
Yankee Hill Veterinary Hospital.
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Vetericyn is not a steroid, antibiotic, bleach, toxin or organic homeopathic.
Vetericyn is a scientifically engineered topical solution that kills virtually any infection, yet is completely non-toxic and environmentally friendly.
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Vetericyn products were formed for the purpose of providing premier health products to the equine and companion animal markets. Vetericyn revolutionizes animal healthcare - products that are effective, cause no harm to the animal and cause no harm to the environment.
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Cold weather tends to linger way longer than the calendar says it should. Here’s how to protect Fido ’til the real spring thaw.
Forget the strappy sandals in department store windows; in many parts of the country it’s still blizzard weather, and that means it’s not yet time to throw cold-weather caution to the wind.
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The holiday is a time of year that is joyous and wonderful, but for many people, it can be stressful too. Being a calm and assertive pack leader is important at all times, but it’s particularly important to stay mindful of your state of mind during the holiday festivities to make it a calm and balanced -- and peaceful -- holiday for your canine companions too. Here are a few suggestions:
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Bite wounds are a common cause of trauma in dogs and typically result from altercations with other dogs, cats and wildlife. Bite wounds are puncture wounds and while they may appear small they can spell big trouble for your dog. Their deceptive nature lies in the fact that while the external wound can be small, the same wound can be deep, extending through the skin and into the subcutaneous tissues and muscles.
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With pet travel at an all-time high, now is the time to ensure proper safety procedures for traveling with your dog in the car! In collaboration with pet safety experts Bark Buckle UP, Cesar and Junior teamed up for the “Be Smart Ride Safe” PSA, which addresses safe car travel for pets.
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Pet Proof the Home - Take a walk around your home and look for areas where pets might start fires inadvertently, such as the stove knobs, loose wires and other potential hazards.
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It can happen swiftly without warning. You could be walking with your dog in the park today taking in the sun while he scours the park grounds for squirrels, and tomorrow he could be in the veterinary hospital needing life-saving surgery for bloat or a vital blood transfusion for immune mediated hemolytic anemia. Would financial constraints limit the amount or quality of care your dog would get?
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