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  • Video: How to Help Prevent 4 Common Dog Emergencies
    By Vetstreet Staff, November 1, 2016

    A dog emergency can happen in an instant: One minute your canine is sitting peacefully in the kitchen and the next he’s choking on a chicken bone he grabbed out of the trash can. Or perhaps he’s… Full Article ›


  • Fourth of July With Pets: Your Survival Guide
    By Dr. Sarah Wooten DVM, June 28, 2016

    We are a few days away from Fourth of July celebrations, and while most Americans love this holiday, the fireworks, hot weather and array of foods associated with it are not always so good for… Full Article ›


  • Tips to Spot and Prevent Dehydration in Pets
    By Dr. Marty Becker DVM, June 13, 2016

    Water. Do you even give it a second thought as you fill your pet’s bowl with it? You should. For all of us — humans, cats, dogs — water is what we’re made of. Depending on age and species, some… Full Article ›


  • 5 Factors That Put a Dog at Risk for Heatstroke
    By Kristen Seymour, May 27, 2016

    Summer can be an incredibly fun season for dogs and their active owners. There are walks to go on, boat rides to take and beaches to explore! But for all the fantastic opportunities summertime… Full Article ›


  • 5 Common Auto Safety Features Pet Owners Shouldn't Ignore
    By Dr. Patty Khuly VMD, September 22, 2015

    A few months ago, one of my feline patients suffered a scary double whammy. On a road trip, her owners’ car was struck by another during a high-speed incident. The carrier she was… Full Article ›


  • 5 Great Ways You and Your Dog Can Enjoy What's Left of Summer
    By Shayna Meliker, August 24, 2015

    We've got good news and bad news. The bad news is that sadly, summer is slowly winding down. The good news is that there are plenty of ways to make the most of the remaining dog days of summer!… Full Article ›


  • Running and Hot Weather: A Dangerous Combination for Dogs
    By Dr. Mary Fuller DVM, August 5, 2015

    You’d never leave your dog in a car on a hot summer day. But chances are, you may not think twice about clipping on the leash and taking your hyper Labrador Retriever for a brisk jog or… Full Article ›


  • 6 Tips to Keep Your Dog Cool This Summer
    By Amy Sinatra Ayres, July 13, 2015

    During these dog days of summer, it’s tough to keep cool — especially when you’re wearing a fur coat. It’s easy for your best friend to overheat, which poses dangers to his health. Luckily, there… Full Article ›


  • How to Create a Fun and Safe Summer Yard for Your Dog
    By Linda Lombardi, May 28, 2015

    Summer's the time for getting outdoors and going places with your dog. But a canine staycation can be just as much fun if you try some new activities at home — and you can do them every day! Here… Full Article ›


  • Keep Your Senior Dog Cool in the Summer Heat
    By Dr. Marty Becker DVM, August 6, 2014

    It's summer, and it’s pretty darn hot out there. I’m trying hard to stay cool, and my dogs are, too. When it’s hot, hot, hot outside, it’s especially important to protect senior pets from… Full Article ›


  • 5 Factors That Put Your Dog at Risk for Summer Heatstroke
    By Shayna Meliker, July 31, 2014

    Many dogs love summer as much as we do, but high temperatures  can present a problem for our canine friends. We talked with Dr. Debbie Mandell, staff veterinarian and adjunct associate professor… Full Article ›


  • Video: Never Leave Pets Alone in Hot Cars
    By Dr. Andy Roark DVM, MS , June 9, 2014

    Never leave your pet in a parked car. Temperatures inside parked cars can rise rapidly and cause heatstroke, organ and brain damage, and even death. Just imagine how terrible being trapped in a hot… Full Article ›



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