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Do “Bad” Dogs Die Young?
March 12th, 2019 by JoAnna Pendergrass, DVMDogs misbehave in all sorts of ways, like chewing on furniture, barking incessantly, or being aggressive toward strangers. These behaviors can not only frustrate pet parents but also jeopardize the health of the dog and the humans with whom it comes into contact. As a last resort, a frustrated pet parent may take their misbehaving… Read More
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Do “Bad” Dogs Die Young?
03/12/2019 by JoAnna Pendergrass, DVMDogs misbehave in all sorts of ways, like chewing on furniture, barking incessantly, or being aggressive toward strangers. These behaviors can not only frustrate pet parents but also jeopardize the health of the dog and the humans with whom it comes into contact. As a last resort, a frustrated pet parent may take their misbehaving… Read More
March 12th, 2019 by JoAnna Pendergrass, DVM -
What It Really Means When Your Dog Is Sleep Twitching, According to a Vet
03/11/2019 by OllieHave you ever spotted your passed-out pup in her favorite sun-drenched corner of the house twitching and ruffing ever-so-audibly? We were super curious about this sleep “twitching” situation—Is she dreaming? Could she be in pain?!—our friends at Ollie reached out to integrative veterinarian Dr. Carol Osborne, DVM to ask her questions on the matter and… Read More
March 11th, 2019 by Ollie -
Brain Tumor in Dogs: Harley’s Story
03/07/2019 by Colleen WilliamsJust before Harley’s fourth birthday, pet parent Annette noticed that her beautiful Labradoodle began to have seizures. They took her to the vet and were told that Harley had a brain tumor and only four months to live. Here’s Harley’s story. “Harley is such a sweet, wonderful dog pal to have around – always by… Read More
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K9 Veterans Day
03/04/2019 by Colleen WilliamsMarch 13th is K9 Veterans Day, the day when military working dogs are honored and memorialized. The United States military has used dogs in all of its major wars, including World War II, the Vietnam War, and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Over the years, dogs have been messengers, unit mascots, and trackers… Read More
March 4th, 2019 by Colleen Williams -
Antibiotic Resistance in Pets
03/01/2019 by JoAnna Pendergrass, DVMSince the era of antibiotic usage began in the 1940s (approximately a decade after Sir Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin), antibiotics have transformed the practice of both human and veterinary medicine. They have allowed physicians and veterinarians to combat bacterial infections and save countless lives in the process. However, it wasn’t long before bacteria started developing… Read More
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Quiz: Is Your Dog Getting Enough Exercise?
03/01/2019 by Colleen WilliamsJust like in humans, exercise benefits our pups in so many healthy ways – from their hearts to their brains, and if we join them, we can strengthen the bond. If you’re concerned about your dog’s health, take this short and simple quiz and determine whether your pooch could stand to pound the pavement a… Read More
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Can Dogs Eat Eggplant?
02/22/2019 by Danielle GuercioThe quick answer: Yes, plain eggplant is safe for dogs. Though dogs can eat raw eggplant (it’s not poisonous), they may not enjoy the flavor, so grilling, baking, or roasting is recommended. You can serve plain cooked eggplant in small bite-sized pieces and be sure to avoid seasoning. If your dog has a history of… Read More
February 22nd, 2019 by Danielle Guercio -
Can I Give My Dog Acetaminophen (Tylenol)?
02/20/2019 by Megan ScusselQuick answer: no, do not give your dog acetaminophen. Acetaminophen, more commonly referred to as Tylenol and sometimes called paracetamol, is a medicine many people use to treat aches and pains both mild and moderate in nature. When someone experiences menstrual cramps, arthritis discomfort, muscle sprains, fevers, or headaches, their doctor might point them to… Read More
February 20th, 2019 by Megan Scussel -
Fecal Transplants for Dogs: Benefits & Research
02/19/2019 by JoAnna Pendergrass, DVMAt first glance, the topic of this article may sound pretty gross to you. The idea of transplanting dog poop into anything but the trash likely conjures up some less-than-appealing images in your mind. In reality, fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) is a very beneficial procedure for treating gastrointestinal disease. FMT has not been extensively researched… Read More
February 19th, 2019 by JoAnna Pendergrass, DVM
