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Cognitive Dysfunction in Dogs
Canine Cognitive Dysfunction (CDS) This is the term we use for senile change that we see in dogs. The changes that are seen in these canine patients are very similar to what we observe in people. If your pet has been diagnosed with CCD, they still can have a good quality of life for a … Continue reading Cognitive Dysfunction in Dogs
Choosing a Pet
Selecting a Pet for the family I am not usually asked about selecting a pet, but many times people make mistakes at the beginning that they regret for a long time. Seriously thinking about your home situation is important in making a decision. The first consideration is where do you live? Do you live in … Continue reading Choosing a Pet
Veterinary Fees
Clients come in all shapes and sizes. What I mean is that some people will do absolutely everything possible for their pet, while others have to be talked into a rabies vaccine. It is important to remember that my job as a veterinarian is to be an advocate for your pet’s best health care. Good … Continue reading Veterinary Fees
Pain Medicines in Dogs and Cats
As we mentioned last month, many pain medicines designed for people are not appropriate for dogs and cats. Do not ever give Tylenol (acetaminophen) to a cat. It is very toxic to them. Other OTC drugs can be harmful to both dogs and cats. Do Not Use in Cats In the past 10-15 years there … Continue reading Pain Medicines in Dogs and Cats
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