By Dr. Cathy Alinovi DVM When most people go to the veterinarian it is assumed the veterinarian is trained in the skills that are needed. Graduation from a veterinary curriculum means “trained and ready to serve your pets.” Any veterinarian can provide any service. There are specialty services that may require additional training – like orthopedic
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By Robert Mueller Some annually required vaccinations can be avoided with a simple test to see if the previous dose is still present. Today’s topic is something WE ALL need think about. Please don’t accept what I recommend or what your vet (or your doctor) tells you to do without undertaking some additional investigation on
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By: Robert Mueller, Just like food for yourself, our pet’s food should be exposed to room temperature for as little time as possible. One issue that manufacturers of kibble and canned pet foods often raise in an attempt to discredit raw meat diets, is the safety factor of handling raw meat and feeding it to
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By: Dr. Amy Hayek & Dr. Bill Ormston, Does this sound familiar? Veterinarians and their staff hear this comment all too often, especially in the spring and fall of the year. Dogs that are scratching raw spots, or that have excess dander and oil during these times are actually more sensitive all
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