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Video: Worst Fruit and Veggie Treats for Dogs
By Dr. Beth Thompson VMD, April 18, 2017Want to feed your pup healthy, inexpensive and low-calorie treats? I’ll start with the good news: There are plenty of safe and yummy fruits and vegetables you can share with your furry best friend.… Full Article ›
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A Common Sense Approach to NSAIDs and Your Pet’s Pain Management
By Dr. Mary Fuller DVM, April 11, 2017Anytime you can relieve your pet’s pain, it’s a big relief for you, too. Thankfully, veterinary medicine offers more ways to do that than ever before. In fact, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs,… Full Article ›
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Bulbs, Corms, Tubers and Rhizomes: What Potential Toxins Are Lurking Below the Soil?
By Dr. Tina Wismer DVM, DABVT, DABT, April 6, 2017Springtime flowers are beautiful, but some are potentially dangerous to our pets. The "bulb" plants can be toxic. Botanically speaking, flower bulbs come in many forms: true bulbs, corms, tubers,… Full Article ›
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Don't Drink the Water: Blue-Green Algae Can Be Deadly for Dogs and Other Animals
By Dr. Mary Fuller DVM, March 20, 2017It should be the epitome of pure joy: a dog leaping off the dock and splashing into a lake on a sweltering summer day. But for some dog owners, the scene can quickly turn into tragedy. The culprit:… Full Article ›
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5 Things Pet Owners Should Know Before Planting Spring Gardens
By Shayna Meliker, March 7, 2017For many of us and our pets, the sweet arrival of springtime signifies warmer weather and longer daylight hours — which translates to more time outside! If you have pets and plan to spend time… Full Article ›
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Video: A Warning to Pet Owners Who Use E-Cigarettes
By Vetstreet Staff, January 3, 2017As we roll into 2017, we're sure that cutting back on smoking is at the top of a lot of people's to-do lists. We applaud this New Year’s resolution, especially since secondhand smoke can contribute… Full Article ›
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Keep the Joy in Your Holiday Season by Avoiding These Pet Hazards
By Dr. Tina Wismer DVM, DABVT, DABT, December 19, 2016The holidays are stressful enough without having to make an unscheduled trip to the veterinarian. Prevention is key! Here are some hazards to be on guard against in order to help keep your pet… Full Article ›
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Video: 6 Holiday Foods That Can Harm Pets
By Vetstreet Staff, December 8, 2016From Thanksgiving to New Year’s, you and your pet will have plenty of opportunities to indulge in delicious holiday fare. And while it’s OK to give your dog or cat a small nibble of your yummy… Full Article ›
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10 Holiday Pet Dangers Lurking in Your Home
By Shayna Meliker, November 29, 2016The holiday season should be a time for making happy memories with our families — and that certainly includes our pets! Unfortunately, there are many seasonal dangers for cats and dogs that could… Full Article ›
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Keep Pets Away from These Common OTC Supplements
By Dr. Tina Wismer DVM, DABVT, DABT, November 10, 2016As over-the-counter (OTC) supplements have become more popular, more cats and dogs are getting into them. In 2015, the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center received 28,523 calls regarding… Full Article ›
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Video: How to Help Prevent 4 Common Dog Emergencies
By Vetstreet Staff, November 1, 2016A 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 ›
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Fall Pet Health and Safety Issues to Avoid
By Dr. Marty Becker DVM , October 3, 2016I love autumn. Don’t you? Cooler weather, apple cider, pumpkins in the market. I think our dogs enjoy it, too: They get to jump in piles of leaves, just like I did when I was a kid, and the weather… Full Article ›