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He may be little, but he is a strong little boy. Gotti is a 13 year young Chihuahua with a heart condition, but he won’t let this stop him from being… a super dog! Despite their small size, Chihuahuas can have a huge personality and can steal your heart right away… Just like Gotti did with his...

Etnie has two other doggie siblings. While the other dogs are healthy, Etnie has a heart murmur and mom Kristin got worried when she noticed her running out of breath on recent hikes. Thankfully, she stumbled upon NHV Hearty-Heart and the blend was able to support Etnie’s cardiovascular function perfectly. The results were quick and significant. Etnie...

It’s hard to imagine that anyone could have hurt this happy, adorable dog. Scooty was hit by a car in Mexico. She dragged her back end around until she was rescued. The vets didn’t know if she would walk again, but Scooty had found her ride—a loving family in California. Her mom found out about...

We first met dog mom Jessica and her furkid Potato back in November, when Jessica wanted to learn more about one of our Cushing’s Disease kit. Potato’s vet suspected Cushing’s disease as he had many of the symptoms. Once the test results came back, they discovered that it wasn’t Cushing’s disease but it was a combination...

Each and every one of our pets deserves a life filled with love, happiness, and comfort. Our team gets the privilege of being a part of some really special furkiddos and furparents lives and we couldn’t be more honored. Our adorable little friend, Odin, was recently diagnosed with mast cell tumors. But guess what? That’s...

Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) is a viral infection of cats and it is mainly diagnosed in male adult cats. FIV is shed mostly in the saliva and other blood fluids and it is transmitted primarily through direct bite-wound inoculation when an infected cat that is actively shedding virus into the saliva bites another cat.  FIV...

The Dangers of Sticks and Bones Most dogs can’t resist a good chew. Many dog owners turn to bones and sticks to keep their pets entertained. Although dog’s wild ancestors did chew and eat bones of their prey and possibly even chewed on sticks, it is not advisable to allow your pup to chew bones...

Clients often ask “How cold is too cold for dogs to be outside?” There is no simple answer to this. Every dog is different. Therefore it is essential to consider the following factors before you plan your dog’s winter adventures. In this issue of Vet Tech Rounds, I will share the different factors that can influence...

Easter is just around the corner and we can’t think of a better way to celebrate but to talk about RABBITS! Sure they are the first pets we can think of when it comes to the holiday, but did you know that their diets can be very specific and involve more than just carrots? A...

Eye infections can be common in dogs. They could be caused by bacteria or just simply a foreign object (dust or pollen) in their eye. Signs of an eye infection include discharge, runny/teary eyes, swollen eyelid, red eyes, rubbing of eyes, and/or sensitivity to light. Some symptoms are completely normal, while others are associated with potentially serious health concerns. Leia is...