Working With Your Veterinarian

Posted on: 29 March 2016
If you own a dog, you probably go to great measures to ensure that your pet stays in optimal health. Still, some pet owners may not know when their dog is experiencing a health emergency. Here are a few instances in which you should take your canine friend to the vet as soon as possible: A Seizure If your pet seems to be making sporadic movements that would indicate a possible seizure, it is best to promptly take the dog to the veterinarian.
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Posted on: 28 March 2016
Cats are just as reliant on their teeth as their human owners, but they usually don't have the luxury of flossing and brushing twice a day to maintain a healthy mouth. Cat teeth cleanings are a form of periodic maintenance meant to both clean your pet's teeth and catch infections early, sparing you the expense of emergency dental work later on. But, how can you tell if your cat is due for a dental appointment?
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Posted on: 28 March 2016
In addition to love and loyalty that you cherish from your dog or cat, your pets can also share some illnesses with you and your family. Zoonoses are illnesses that are transmissible to humans from animals. Know which health problems in pets are zoonotic and what you can do to reduce the health risk of transmission to your family. Intestinal Parasites Roundworms, hookworms and giardia are intestinal parasites that can affect cats, dogs and humans.
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Posted on: 25 March 2016
Many pet owners do not brush their dog's teeth. This is risky because dogs can develop many of the same health problems as humans. However, if you start early, brushing your dog's teeth does not have to be difficult.  Use The Right Toothbrush When brushing your dog's teeth, make sure to use a moistened toothbrush that has soft bristles. The brush should be designed specifically for brushing pet teeth. Also, pick a brush that is designed for your dog's size.
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