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Vet Tech Rounds: Food Allergies in Dogs and Cats
Vet Talks 5 min readFood allergies are on the increase, and not just in humans! Sadly some of our furkids may experience discomfort from certain types of food. There is no simple test to diagnose food allergies in dogs and cats, and it can be a long process of elimination. Sometimes the way forward involves a lot of back and...
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Vet Talks: Feeding A Zoo – Behind The Scenes at a Zoo’s Kitchen
Vet Talks 5 min readWhile I was teaching at the University of São Paulo, my students and I were lucky to be able to see behind the scenes at the São Paulo Zoo (Portuguese: Parque Zoológico de São Paulo). Most of the animals in the São Paulo Zoo were rescued from circuses and other unliveable conditions. I am not a specialist...
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From a hoarder’s crate to her mom’s lap, Abby the Persian cat’s story
Inspiring Pet Tails 5 min readIt’s been a year since the big “Persian Rescue” at the Arizona humane society. Abby is one of the 75 Persian cats rescued from this abusive hoarding situation. As a kitten, all Abby knew in the world was a hard iron crate. For the first 3 years of her life, she could barely turn around. Not all cats made it...
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Helping Pets Recover from Ear Hematomas in Pets
Vet Talks 5 min readEar hematomas, also known as aural hematomas, are a common and often painful condition that affects pets, particularly dogs and less frequently cats. What is an Ear Hematoma in Pets and How Does It Develop? An ear hematoma is a collection of blood that accumulates within the cartilage of the ear and the skin. This...
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Pet Care during The Holidays
Pet Care Tips 3 min readThe paw-liday season is officially here. Between the shopping and the decorating, there is a lot to think about. But for the pet parents out there, we want to help you keep things simple so you can focus on the fun parts of the season. Effective pet care during the holidays is all about finding...
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Thinking of Getting a Rabbit This Easter? Here’s What To Know First
Pet Care Tips 3 min readThe popularity of pet rabbits jumps during the Easter season, but that doesn’t mean you should get one without some serious consideration. Bunnies have just as complex needs as any companion critter, and potential pet parents need to understand the level of commitment it takes to help them thrive. From socialization to health needs, do...
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The Scoop on Poop: Managing Chronic Diarrhea in Cats Through Diet
Pet Diet & Nutrition 6 min readFrisco, this handsome 17-year-old kitty, was suffering from chronic diarrhea and weight loss for a long time, with no identified cause. Chronic diarrhea in cats can also lead to weight, loss, dehydration, vomiting, and lethargy. As a cat deals with it, there can be changes in the frequency and consistency of the poop. Not only is...
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Vet Talks: A Journey Through a Mother’s Unconditional Love
Vet Talks 4 min readA mother’s instinct to protect her offspring begins from the moment she knows she is pregnant. As pet parents, we feel a similar connection with our pets. We vow to feed, protect, and care for our furry little ones. But sometimes even we need our mother’s help. When I decided to take my veterinary studies from Brazil to...
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Vet Talks: Pets and Coronavirus – Pet Care During COVID-19 Crisis
Vet Talks 5 min readThere are lots of information about the coronavirus and COVID-19 so we wanted to share a few updates with our pet parents to help them get a little more clarity on the situation. We are always going to be updating this blog to give you the latest information on this. It’s our biggest concern to...
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Why Should You Spay Your Dog Or Cat?
Vet Talks 5 min readSpaying is a term that refers to the removal of the female reproductive organs, the ovaries and/or the uterus. Some pet owners may have concerns when talking about spaying their pets. You may ask yourself if there are benefits or if you will regret it in the future. So here are some good reasons to...
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