Vet Talks

Seeing your dog’s paws turn red, pink, or inflamed in winter is concerning – especially when they start licking or limping. Irritated dog paws are surprisingly common during the colder months, and many pet parents notice flare-ups as soon as temperatures drop. So why do so many dogs develop paw irritation during cold weather –...

The chilly season brings its own set of challenges to our furry family members. While many pets enjoy playing in the snow or going on crisp morning walks, the physiological changes caused by cold temperatures can quietly impact their joints, skin, and overall comfort. This is the time of year when pets need extra care...

If your dog is limping after a long walk, hesitating before jumping on the couch, or just seeming a bit stiff, you’re not alone. Inflammation is one of the most common reasons dogs feel sore or uncomfortable, especially as they age. And as pet parents, it’s natural to wonder, “Do natural anti-inflammatories for dogs really...

Hearing your dog cough repeatedly can be worrying. For many pet parents, it raises the question: Can dogs get bronchitis? The answer is yes, and when the condition persists for an extended period, it’s known as chronic bronchitis in dogs. While this illness can’t be cured, the good news is that with proper care, dogs...

The weather changes, and all of a sudden, your cat starts sniffling, sneezing, and getting a runny nose. All of a sudden, a question pops into your head. Can cats get a cold? As a matter of fact, they can! It might surprise you to learn that cats (like people) can catch colds, displaying similar...

When it comes to our pets’ health, one size rarely fits all, except when it comes to NHV Natural Pet Products. Many pet owners are surprised to discover that NHV’s all-natural supplements are formulated to be safe and effective for dogs, cats, and small pets alike. The key? Adjusting the dosage to fit your pet’s...

Understanding thyroid disorders in dogs and cats is crucial for pet owners, as these conditions can significantly impact their pets’ health and quality of life. This guide will help you recognize the key differences between hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism in pets, focusing on causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and supportive care options. Your Pet’s Thyroid Gland The thyroid...

“Why Is My Pet Having Thyroid Issues?” As a veterinarian, I often hear this question from concerned pet parents, especially when their dog starts gaining weight unexpectedly or their senior cat begins to lose weight and act restless. Thyroid problems in dogs and cats are more common than most people realize, and they can significantly...

When pet parents hear about gut imbalance in pets, they typically think of digestive issues like diarrhea, vomiting, or bloat. However, the gut plays a much broader role in your pet’s overall health. A balanced digestive system supports skin health, mood, and immune function. When that balance is disrupted, it can show up in unexpected...

Cheyletiellosis is a skin condition caused by Cheyletiella mites. This is a type of mite that is visible to the naked eye and appears as white flakes moving on the skin. Because of this trait, it has the nickname “walking dandruff.” Even though people mistake it for simple dandruff, Cheyletiellosis in pets can be an...