Mr. Calhoun called at 7:05 am on Thursday morning and spoke with our receptionist, Nancy. Nancy's been working at our hospital for almost 20 years and knows just about everyone who has a dog or cat in the area. “Good morning Mr. Calhoun, how is Casper doing?” Nancy said when she recognized Mr. Calhoun's voice [...]
Trixie was on my Monday morning schedule at 10 am. I had operated on Trixie three times in the past year to remove numerous skin lumps. I was hoping she was here to see me for another reason as I opened the door to the exam room and greeted Trixie, a bouncing, happy, tail-wagging black [...]
Every fall and winter we see many dogs with upper respiratory infections, similar to what people get. Here is an article to get more information regarding the Canine Flu. We highly recommend your dog be vaccinated against the Canine Flu if he or she will be spending time in a boarding kennel. http://www.northjersey.com/news/health/106667598_Your_best_friend_may_need_the_flu_vaccine_this_year.html
Visiting your veterinarian is essential to keeping your dog healthy and happy, and it is an important part of being a responsible pet owner. However, a routine checkup can sometimes be distressing to our canine companions. See this article written by the dog trainers at Bark Busters Home Dog Training for great information:
Antifreeze is often deadly to dogs and cats. Clean up any spills immediately and keep bottles of antifreeze stored away from pets and children. For more information see this article: http://consumer.healthday.com/Article.asp?AID=645043
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