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There are so many interesting news stories out there about pets and other animals, veterinary medicine or other animal related topics! Each week we'll be gathering some stories that might be interesting to you, so keep posted each week for new stories! Healthcare and Prevention: Parasites can spread from pets to humans" - Pets can [...]
There are so many interesting news stories out there about pets and other animals, veterinary medicine or other animal related topics! Each week we'll be gathering some stories that might be interesting to you, so keep posted each week for new stories! This week: Service Dogs There are several articles here about different types of [...]
written by Marissa Greenberg, DVM As many of us try to make healthy choices at the grocery store, there is one that is potentially very toxic to your dog. If you are one who grabs for the sugar-free chewing gum or buy packets of sugar substitute sweetners-beware! The sugar substitute that is in [...]
I am writing this article just moments after admitting both of my dogs to the Tucson Emergency Vet Clinic. I am visiting my brother and just found that one or both of my dogs ate a whole bottle of doggy pain killers - the chewable kind that taste so yummy. Both of them appear perfectly [...]
Aspen came to see our Dr. Tao a few weeks ago because she was lethargic. Aspen is a 7 month old Golden Retriever who had been lethargic with vomiting and diarrhea after eating some underwear (which she was able to pass on her own!) This time she had gotten into some clothing, but there was [...]
Veterinary Information/Standards American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) - This organization provides standards to raise the bar of veterinary excellence, making sure our pets receive the care they deserve. Check this site to view their pet care library and find out if your animal hospital has AAHA accreditation! American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) [...]
A lot can go wrong in the chest/lungs. Signs of respiratory disease include cough, increased respiratory rate, increased effort to inhale or exhale, wheezing or rattling sounds, pale or blue mucous membranes, lethargy or just a very worried look on the face. The main diagnostic tools veterinarians use to determine what is wrong are a [...]