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Vet Talks: Coronavirus In Cats
Vet Talks 3 min readFeline Coronavirus (FCoV) is a common viral, but highly contagious intestinal (enteric) infection in cats. It can be asymptomatic but may cause a few problems, like diarrhea in most infected cats. In some cats, however, the intestinal form of FCoV mutates and turns into feline infectious peritonitis (FIP), a disease that is generally fatal. Two forms of...
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How to deal with the dreadful rabbit head tilt?
Vet Talks 3 min readAs a bunny parent, you have probably heard that the rabbit head tilt is one of the scariest symptoms of E. cuniculi. But what is this disease that infects more than 50% of rabbits worldwide after all? E. cuniculi is short for Encephalitozoon cuniculi, a primitive fungus. This fungal infection affects mainly rabbits but can occasionally happen in mice, guinea...
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Neem For Pets: Herb Facts, Use, And Safety
Herbs For Pets 3 min readNeem, also referred to as Azadirachta indica is one of the plants that have been used for thousands of years in India and the African continent and has shown a multitude of medicinal benefits. The seeds and leaves of the Neem tree can be used medicinally. They are rich in quercetin, which has anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and anti-fungal effects....
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Autism In Dogs – The Story Of Pacino And Anna
Inspiring Pet Tails 5 min readThis is the personal story of our loveable and sweet office dog, Pacino who’s pet parent is our pet expert, Anna. Learn all about Anna and Pacino’s experience with autism in dogs in Anna’s own words. The Story Of Pacino Enter Pacino, 10 weeks old when I brought her into my home to a Rottweiler...
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How are holistic vets different from other animal specialists?
NHV Behind The Scenes 3 min readAs a loving pet pawrent looking for natural ways to support your little one’s health, you may be wondering, “what are holistic vets, and how are they different from regular vets?” This alternative veterinary approach can complement the work of animal behaviorists, to vet dentists and oncologists for pets. Our vet team is here to...
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Types of Lymphoma in Dogs and Cats
Pet Care Tips 4 min readLymphoma in dogs and cats is one of the most commonly diagnosed conditions. While hearing a vet utter the word “lymphoma” can cause a rollercoaster of emotions, it’s important that we, as pet parents do everything we can to help our pets live a full and comfortable life despite their diagnosis. Educating ourselves on the...
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Managing Cat Stomatitis and Severe Symptoms
Vet Talks 3 min readOverlooking the importance of routine dental cleaning in your kitty can lead to severe oral health issues like cat stomatitis, gingivitis and periodontal disease. Feline kiddos can be very independent in grooming themselves and worrying about other aspects of their hygiene. But when it comes to your kitty’s mouth health, regular tooth brushing and visits...
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Dog and Cat Acne – What You Need to Know
Vet Talks 4 min readWhen it comes to skin issues in pets, dog and cat acne is among the most common. Although quite uncomfortable, these skin lumps can be easily addressed or prevented with good hygiene habits and a balanced diet. But, if left untreated, acne can lead to serious complications in your pet. What is Cat Acne? Commonly...
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Why Do Dogs Lick Their Paws?
Vet Talks 4 min readDogs need special care with food, exercise, and vaccinations. Even though they are very important, other things are often left aside and forgotten by many pet parents. Proper care of the dog’s paws, which are extremely important for their health and well-being, is one of those things. It is one of the most important parts...
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Cat Lymphoma Stories: Liza’s Miraculous Journey
Inspiring Pet Tails 3 min readFinding out your cat has lymphoma can be so frightening for both furkiddos and pet parents alike, but it is not the end. There are ways to help support pets to live with the condition more comfortably. Continue to read this story to learn how Liza has been thriving despite her cat lymphoma diagnosis. Liza’s...
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