Changes in behavior can be linked to pain in your pet. Sudden changes or exacerbation of previously stable behaviors can be signs that your pet may be uncomfortable. Pain is often under diagnosed and/or underestimated as being clinically relevant by many and so it can be hard to determine whether pain is a viable differential …
The holiday season can be a stressful time for the entire family. There are presents to buy, meals to cook and company to entertain. Sometimes, throughout all of the planning, we can forget about some of the less talkative members of our families, our pets. Thanksgiving can be hard on your …
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We all know the feeling, constant sneezing, runny noses, watery eyes. Allergies have always been a grand annoyance for a lot of us but thankfully we as humans are usually able to run to the store and grab either some claritin or benadryl and carry on with the day. We are also blessed to have …
Lumps and Bumps on Your Pet – Dr. LaHue, DVM, MPVM One of the most common questions I get from owners is what a new lump on their dog or cats is and what should be done about it. Our pets can get lumps from a variety of causes, including abscesses, cysts and tumors. In …
