Posts Tagged ‘AAHA’
Dont Let Pets Suffer From Pancreatitis
We all have felt real concern when we see a child or a pet vomit. Plus we all immediately wonder; is it ok to wait and see what happens or should get medical attention right now? Unfortunately, with our pets there is a pretty serious disease, often seen during the holidays, and one of the first symptoms is vomiting.
Read MoreHigh Tech Vision Looks Deep Into Your Pets Mouth!
Keeping up with your pet’s oral health care can seem time consuming and often does not get done. But, good dental care, including brushing your pet’s teeth and regular professional cleanings at the veterinary office, can help prevent serious and expensive problems. And now, there’s one more high tech tool that help veterinarians find and solve these all too common pet dental problems!
Read MoreJerky Treats for Pets Continue to Cause Problems
For almost five years, the Food and Drug Administration has warned pet owners and veterinarians about concerns with “jerky treats” for dogs. Over this time reports of pets with kidney failure, diarrhea and other illnesses have started to pour into the FDA’s offices and the situation has even garnered Congressional concern. What’s the whole story and how will you keep your pets safe?
Read MoreRapid Blood Analysis Delivers Vital Results to Your Veterinarian!
Finding answers to your pet’s health problems can be challenging since our dogs and cats can’t speak to us. Thankfully, veterinarians have an array of important blood tests that can help diagnose a variety of illnesses. The best part is…many animal hospitals can perform this blood work while you wait!
Read MoreLost Pets, High Tech Returns
As much as we think our pets would never leave our side, millions of animals do end up wandering away from their homes every year. Some will rejoin their families, thanks to high tech identification like microchips, but many end up in shelters, some go to new homes and a few are even taken for illegal activities. What can you do to make sure your pet comes home safely?
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