Thanksgiving is a time for gathering with loved ones, indulging in delicious feasts, and reflecting on what we’re grateful for—like our wonderful pets! But while you’re busy preparing the turkey and setting the table, it’s essential to remember that the holiday festivities can present some hidden dangers for our pets. Don’t worry; with some planning, […]
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November is here, and at Pet Health, we are dedicating the entire month to integrative care for pets! Our talented veterinarians have come together to share their top tips for using integrative therapies to enhance your pet’s well-being.
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At Pet Health, we continuously explore the best ways to keep your pets happy and healthy. Integrative medicine, especially acupuncture, has become an essential tool for improving the quality of life for many pets. Acupuncture is a form of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) used for centuries to treat various conditions. It stimulates specific points […]
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Diagnostics Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid […]
At Pet Health, we believe in providing comprehensive care that combines the best of traditional medicine with alternative therapies like laser therapy. As part of our November series on Integrative Medicine, we spotlight laser therapy—how it works and conditions it treats. In this blog, we’ll also introduce Butter, a Pet Health superstar who has benefited […]
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Halloween is a time of spooks, thrills, and sugary delights. As we deck our homes with cobwebs and carve out jack-o’-lanterns, it’s important to remember that our festive celebrations can pose significant risks to our pets. While Halloween is fun for us, it can be a stressful and potentially dangerous time for pets. Taking a […]
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Hey, pet parents! Dr. B here from Pet Health, continuing our October series on lumps and bumps. So far, we’ve covered what to do when your pet has a lump and how to distinguish between benign and malignant growths. Today, we’re diving into the three most common benign skin growths I see in dogs: lipomas, […]
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Welcome back to our October blog series at Pet Health, where we’re discussing all things lumps and bumps! Today, we’re tackling a critical topic: understanding the difference between benign and malignant tumors in pets. Finding a tumor on your pet can be alarming, but knowing the difference between these two types of growths can help you […]
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Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Welcome to our October blog series at Pet Health, discussing lumps and bumps in our beloved pets. Today, we’re addressing a common concern: discovering a lump on your pet. Finding a lump can be alarming, but don’t panic—many lumps are benign. However, monitoring any new growth is crucial, and you should consult with your Pet […]
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Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Diagnostic Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid […]
Diagnostic Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid […]
Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
March is not just about the arrival of spring; it’s also the month we dedicate to understanding and managing allergies in our beloved pets. At Pet Health, our team is ready to share valuable insights on handling pet allergies. In this edition of “Pet Health Expertise Unleashed,” each of our doctors reveals their go-to tips for navigating the allergy season with your furry companions.
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Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Diagnostics Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid […]
Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
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Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Hey, pet parents! Dr. B here from Pet Health, back with the fourth blog in our September series, all about ear health. Today, we’re making a splash with tips on swimming and ear care for dogs. Swimming is an everyday occurrence for some pets in sunny Las Vegas, especially in the summer. While swimming is […]
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Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
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Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
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Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
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Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
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Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
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Hey, pet parents! Dr. B here from Pet Health. Welcome back to our September series dedicated to ear health. So far, we’ve discussed the various causes of ear infections in dogs, but today, we’re diving deeper into one of the primary culprits: food allergies. Allergic diseases, such as food hypersensitivities, can account for up to […]
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Hey there, pet parents! Dr. B here from Pet Health, back with another blog in our September ear health series. One of the most common questions I get asked—by both pet parents and groomers—is whether ear hair should be plucked or removed. Certain breeds, like poodles, have abundant ear hair; over time, it’s been assumed […]
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Hello, pet parents! Dr. B here from Pet Health, ready to dive into one of the most common (and often frustrating) medical conditions we see in our canine companions: ear infections. If your dog has ever had one, you know how uncomfortable and persistent they can be. This blog kicks off our September series on […]
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March is not just about the arrival of spring; it’s also the month we dedicate to understanding and managing allergies in our beloved pets. At Pet Health, our team is ready to share valuable insights on handling pet allergies. In this edition of “Pet Health Expertise Unleashed,” each of our doctors reveals their go-to tips for navigating the allergy season with your furry companions.
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Fleas are the most common external parasite in dogs and cats. They cause intense itching, hair loss, and skin infections. They can also carry diseases that may affect both dogs and people. While flea issues are minor in Las Vegas, they are still present, especially when people travel with their pets. What Are Fleas? Fleas […]
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Welcome to the ultimate guide to dealing with ticks in the Las Vegas Valley! While ticks might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the desert, there have been increased sightings, particularly in areas like Mount Charleston or Red Rock, during the spring months. In this blog, we’ll explore […]
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Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Few topics in pet care raise as many questions and concerns as heartworm disease. Commonly associated with regions featuring warm climates and high mosquito activity, heartworms pose a significant threat to our beloved canine and feline companions. However, in the unique landscape of Las Vegas, where desert heat dominates and mosquitoes are a rare sight, […]
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Welcome to Pet Health’s August blog series dedicated to the well-being of our pets in the face of pesky parasites! This month, we’re diving into various aspects of parasite prevention and management, starting with the importance of intestinal parasite testing. But don’t worry; we’ve got plenty more parasite-related topics coming your way, so stay tuned! […]
July is dedicated to Fear-Free topics at Pet Health Hospital, and we’re excited to share our expert tips to help make your pet’s veterinary visits as stress-free as possible. Our experienced team of veterinarians offers their go-to suggestions for reducing fear, anxiety, and stress (FAS) during visits. Here’s how you can make your pet’s next trip to the vet a breeze.
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At Pet Health, our commitment to Fear-Free techniques continues throughout July. We believe that every aspect of your pet’s veterinary experience should prioritize their emotional well-being alongside their physical health. That’s why we’re dedicated to implementing strategies like pre-visit pharmaceuticals (PVPs) to ensure that every visit to our clinic is as stress-free and positive as […]
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Welcome, pet parents, to this week’s edition of our Pet Health blog! This month, we’re delving into Fear Free™ techniques and how they enhance the Pet Health experience for pets and their parents. Fear Free techniques play a pivotal role in reducing or eliminating fear, anxiety, and stress during veterinary visits. Today, we’re educating you […]
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Hey there, fellow feline enthusiasts! Dr. B here, and I’m here to whisk you away on a journey to stress-free travels with your beloved kitties. This July, our focus at Pet Health is all about techniques to reduce fear, anxiety, and stress for our pets, starting from the moment they leave the comfort of their […]
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Hey there, pet parents! Dr. B here, and I’m thrilled to continue our July blog series focusing on techniques to reduce fear, anxiety, and stress for our beloved patients during their visits to Pet Health. And let me tell you, folks, it all starts way before your furry friend even steps into our office – […]
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Hey there, fellow pet parents! Dr. B here, ready to dive into a topic close to the hearts (and paws) of many pets: nail trims. While it might seem routine, nail trims can be surprisingly stressful for some pets. Here at Pet Health, we understand the challenges and frustrations that can come with nail trims, […]
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Hey there, pet parents! Dr. B here from Pet Health, ready to tackle one of the most confusing aspects of caring for our pets: deciphering pet food labels. You’re not alone if you’ve ever felt overwhelmed standing in the pet food aisle, staring at rows of colorful bags, wondering which is the best choice for […]
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As we delve into the intricate world of pet nutrition this month, grain-free diets have emerged as a point of contention and concern among veterinarians and pet parents. Grain-free pet foods have gained popularity in recent years, with many pet parents opting for these diets based on various beliefs about their purported benefits. However, recent […]
https://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Grain-Free-1-e1713481646441.png9932048Dr. Mark Beerenstrauchhttps://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.pngDr. Mark Beerenstrauch2024-06-10 00:00:112024-08-27 06:04:46Demystifying Grain-Free Diets: Separating Fact from Fiction
Hello, pet parents! As we gear up for the upcoming 4th of July weekend, it’s crucial to prioritize the safety and well-being of our pets during Independence Day celebrations. While this holiday brings joy and excitement for us, it can be a source of anxiety and fear for our pets. Firework blasts, a rare occurrence […]
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Welcome, pet parents, to Dr. B’s myth-busting blog on pet food! As we delve into June, dedicated to all things nutrition, I thought a good place to start was separating fact from fiction and shedding light on some common misconceptions surrounding what we feed our furry companions. Join me and the Pet Health team on […]
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Embarking on the journey of potty training your new puppy can feel like navigating uncharted territory. However, with the proper guidance and understanding, you can set your furry friend on the path to success. We sat down with Dan Rana, a seasoned dog trainer at Canine Advance Training Services in Las Vegas, NV, to glean […]
https://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Puppy-Vaccines-2-e1712269017672.png8901815Dr. Mark Beerenstrauchhttps://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.pngDr. Mark Beerenstrauch2024-05-21 08:00:152024-08-27 05:51:47Mastering Potty Training: A Guide for Pet Parents
In dogs, cranial cruciate ligament disease (CrCLD) is a chronic disease marked by the degradation of the cruciate ligament, one of the primary ligaments that supports a dog’s stifle joint (knee). The disease eventually leads to the rupture of the cruciate ligament, which is similar to a person tearing his or her ACL (anterior cruciate ligament). […]
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Cranial cruciate ligament disease (CrCLD) is a chronic condition marked by the persistent degradation of a dog’s cranial cruciate ligament. A dog’s cranial cruciate ligament can be compared to a human’s anterior cruciate ligament, as it’s one of the primary ligaments supporting the stifle joint (knee). CrCLD eventually leads to a cruciate tear in a dog, […]
https://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/tta-or-tplo-header.png7561080Dr. Mark Beerenstrauchhttps://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.pngDr. Mark Beerenstrauch2019-11-27 23:03:072024-08-19 07:36:50TTA or TPLO? Which Surgical Method Is Best for Dogs Cruciate Ligament Rupture?
TPLO surgery (tibial plateau leveling osteotomy) is the most commonly recommended treatment for the rupture of a dog’s cranial cruciate ligament. This injury is like an ACL tear for dogs, and TPLO surgery is designed to stabilize the stifle (knee) joint following the ligament’s rupture. How Does a Cruciate Tear in a Dog Happen? Dogs […]
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What Is a Cranial Cruciate Rupture in Dogs? A dog’s cranial cruciate ligament is one of the main ligaments supporting the stifle joint (knee). Cranial cruciate rupture occurs when the ligament partially or completely tears. This frequently diagnosed chronic canine condition is called cranial cruciate ligament disease (CrCLD). Like a human’s ACL tear in a dog, a cranial cruciate rupture can be […]
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Residents of Las Vegas have surely noticed the steep drop in temperatures over the last few weeks. This cold front has lasted longer than a typical Las Vegas winter and has brought sub-freezing temperatures to the valley for many days in a row. These temperatures typically drop below freezing overnight and into the morning hours. […]
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Over the past few weeks there has been a lot of discussion on the internet about American Trypanosomiasis Parasitic Infection that is brought on by the bite of a parasitic insect known as the “Kissing Bug.” While this disease is far more common in areas like South American, there have been cases of infection reported […]
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Many years ago, doctors figured out that preventing many illnesses and diseases in humans involved changing your lifestyle, eating habits and regularity with which you are examined by a medical professional.
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When many people adopt their new pet, they are looking for something specific. This does not necessarily mean that they are seeking a specific breed of animal (although many people are) but instead perhaps they are seeking a type of pet, small, large, active, furry etc. When they shop for their pet or go to […]
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Pet Health Animal Hospital is a different kind of pet medical facility. We were founded on the idea that if we can prevent an illness or disease in an animal using minimal cost vaccinations and exams, it is better
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One of the most desirable treats for a dog is peanut butter, which makes the process of giving pills to dogs far easier because very few dogs will reject peanut butter. Many people will use a small amount of peanut butter as a treat or reward for their dog as well. But recent news stories […]
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With the onset of the holiday season in Las Vegas, we begin to see the colder weather that all people who have lived here long enough realize that the weather begins to change to colder temperatures around the end of October, and will get progressively colder throughout the winter. Many people who have just moved […]
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When it comes to the most important things that you can do for your pet, one of the most important is knowing where the closest animal hospitals and after-hours emergency hospitals are located. While your veterinarian of choice is based upon how much you feel that they understand animal medicine, their reviews, the facility itself, […]
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Your dog is your best friend, and we all want to keep our friends in the best of health so they can spend as much time with us as possible. There are many health issues that can effect your dog, and here are the six most common health issues: 1. Ear Infections: This is probably […]
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Limited ingredient diets have become more popular in recent years with regards to dogs and cats who have allergies and have issues with digestion, skin or eye irritations. Pet foods themselves are most likely to blame for ingredient allergies, but if left undiagnosed they can cause your pet extreme irritation, infections and hair loss from […]
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In Las Vegas, there are many veterinarians. We feel we are the best choice for your pet, and we feel that if you come by our animal hospital to take a tour and see our facilities, you will feel the same way. However, for those who do not have the time to come by and […]
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One of the more difficult conditions to deal with in many dogs is separation anxiety. This is exhibited by the dog acting out when they are not round humans or other dogs, and are left alone for periods of time. Typical separation anxiety behaviors will include incessant barking and howling, scratching doors and windows, destroying […]
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When left alone, many dogs will act out. They will begin barking or howling, destroy bedding and couches, whine and possibly urinate on carpets even though they are housebroken. When a dog is left alone it is stressful for them if they are not used to it, and when a puppy is first brought home […]
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When you got your dog, you probably went through a process to enclose your yard as much as possible to keep your dog from running away. While this is certainly a positive thing to do, it is also important to monitor your yard for changes that could potentially result in harm to your pet. There […]
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We are all familiar with the discussion that happens so often with regards to owning an animal, and we see the television commercials and ads that always remind us that it is important to spay and neuter your pets, but there are far fewer people that actually understand why this is important. Homeless Pets: There […]
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There are many animal hospitals in Las Vegas, and many fine veterinarians working within those facilities. We strongly encourage you to choose the best facility that you can afford, which is convenient to your home as well as being a caring and knowledgeable facility that has your pet’s best interests in mind. Convenience to your […]
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Many people do not think about how much their pets rely on them every day. If you think about it, they are completely reliant upon you to provide them with food, water, shelter and all of the aspects of life that happen on a daily basis. While this is never a concern for most pet […]
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Anyone who has lived in Las Vegas for more than a year realizes that the weather changes pretty dramatically and pretty quickly here, and with the first day of fall now officially over, we can expect the change to colder temperatures to be happening over the next few weeks. While this break from the heat […]
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Pain management in pets is one of the more difficult aspects of veterinary science, due to the fact that animals will typically hid their pain as much as possible due to their natural instincts to appear healthy. Due to the fact that they will show as few telltale signs that they are in pain as […]
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When a veterinarian examines your pet for a routine checkup, they are looking at your animal’s vital signs, possibly taking blood samples for testing against known potential health risks, looking for signs of disease or infection, and generally taking into account any changes that can be noticed since the last time they were seen. Weight […]
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As a responsible pet owner, you always have the best interest of your pet in mind, and you want them to remain as happy and healthy as possible. Even though it is not necessary for animals to brush their teeth the way that humans do, a periodic dental exam and cleaning can assist your pet […]
00Dr. Mark Beerenstrauchhttps://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.pngDr. Mark Beerenstrauch2015-09-14 22:31:042024-05-07 21:29:36What Happens During A Veterinary Dental Cleaning?
All dog owners who frequent areas where there are other dogs present will observe a dog fight or have their dog in a fight sooner or later. Even the most passive dogs will be attacked from time to time by other dogs, either while they are being walked or while they are loose in a […]
00Dr. Mark Beerenstrauchhttps://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.pngDr. Mark Beerenstrauch2015-09-04 21:44:492024-05-07 21:29:36What To Do If Your Dog Is In A Fight, The Wheelbarrow Technique
Living in Las Vegas, we have a great number of insects that are only found in desert climates, and unfortunately, many of these insects have bites and stings that can be quite painful, if not deadly to pets and humans alike. Without going into a list of insects that are common to the Las Vegas […]
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There are many different reasons to choose one animal hospital in Las Vegas over another, with the most important reasons obviously being convenience in traveling from your home and the experience levels of the veterinarians on staff at the location. There are many reasons, however, to choose one veterinarian over another that go far beyond […]
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As the summer temperatures get hotter (especially in extremely hot areas like Las Vegas) it is common for families to consider allowing their dog to jump into the pool with them in order to cool off. One of the most common questions that are asked of veterinarians and animal hospitals during the summer months will […]
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There are many different things to consider when you are choosing an animal hospital or veterinarian for your new pet. Several aspects of the clinic are probably more important to you than others, as you can assume that as long as the clinic has a good reputation (look through Yelp and Google+ reviews or ask […]
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A common question that is asked is “how often should I take my dog or cat to the veterinarian?” The answer to this question relies on several factors including your pet’s age and general state of overall health, but for the most part it is determined by the age of your pet. Pet Health Hospital […]
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There are many Las Vegas veterinarians to choose from, all with different specialties and areas of expertise. The most obvious reason that one Las Vegas resident would choose to bring their pet to a specific veterinarian is proximity to their home or work place, due to the fact that it is easier to make regular […]
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The procedure for trimming your dog’s nails is very simple, but will generally require two people in order to not harm the dog by potentially cutting the nail too short and causing bleeding. One person will need to hold the dog to prevent them from running away, and the other person will use a pet […]
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When your pet is walking on hard surfaces, do you notice the clicking of their nails against the ground? If so, there is a good possibility that their nails are too long and are in need of trimming. Most veterinarians will mention the need for regular nail trimmings to pet owners quite often, but due […]
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“Pet patients over profits.” Healthcare in animals is as important as it is in human beings to pay attention to if long and happy life is to be enjoyed, both on the part of the patient as well as the pet parent. What this statement is referring to is the ongoing need to make decisions […]
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There is no doubting the positive health benefits of coconut oil for both pets and for humans, and the benefits themselves can be seen in other articles we have provided on coconut oil, but one question that seems unclear for many people is how to use coconut oil and how much coconut oil should you […]
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Las Vegas is one of the most exciting cities in the world, with thousands of visitors every month as well as millions of permanent residents. Medical care is necessary for all of these people, and medical care is equally important for their pets. Luckily, Las Vegas veterinarians like the highly trained staff at Pet Health […]
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Everyone who has ever owned a dog is familiar with it, and yet every time your dog does it you still laugh. When you scratch or rub your dog’s sides or belly, you will hit certain spots that make his or her back legs start kicking. It seems so comical to watch your dog kicking […]
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As a clinic that offers veterinarian services to the Las Vegas general public, one of the questions that is continually asked of the staff and doctors of Pet Health Hospital is “how do I choose the best veterinarian in Las Vegas?” While this question may seem easier for us to answer than you would expect […]
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Nobody ever wants to hear that their pet has cancer, and one of the best methods of swaying the odds in your pet’s favor and helping them to have a better chance of survival is to catch it as early as possible. Regular checkups are a good way to give your pet a fighting chance […]
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Following veterinarian’s suggestions are the best way to keep your dog or cat healthy. During visits to the veterinarian, your pet will usually get some vaccinations or a check-up, but there will probably also be some advice given to the pet owner that is intended to keep the pet healthy and happy. One of the […]
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Many people ask the question “What makes one veterinarian in Las Vegas better than another?” The answer is actually far more simple than you would expect. Most veterinarians offer the same services, exams, treatments, dental, surgeries, vaccinations, and medicines, but the philosophy behind the practice is generally the way to decipher what makes one veterinarian […]
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Anyone who is new to the Las Vegas area who is looking to find a new veterinarian for their pet is faced with an overwhelming amount of choices. When asked the question “how do you choose a veterinarian in Las Vegas” the answer should be one that provides the following: After asking friends who they […]
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Pet Health Hospital has launched a social media campaign designed to both inform those interested in learning specifics of programs that are offered but additionally engage pet parents who want to follow and promote the ongoing achievement levels that their pet has crossed. Various programs have been launched under the “Pet” moniker, including “PetStay,” “PetFit” […]
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Most veterinarians will agree that using coconut oil in your pet’s diet will have benefits, just like most doctors will agree that using it is beneficial to humans. Here are the specific benefits of mixing coconut oil into your pet’s diet: Coconut oil is an excellent source of nutrition and is over 90% saturated […]
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Pet Dental Health: Periodontal Disease One of the most common clinical conditions in adult dogs and cats is periodontal disease and includes gingivitis (reversible reddening and inflammation of the gums) and periodontitis (loss of bone and soft tissue that surround the teeth). The periodontal disease tends to begin early in a pet’s life, but early […]
Ear Infections (Otitis Externa) in Dogs Ear disease is one of the most common conditions treated by veterinarians. Otitis externa is the term used to describe inflammation of the outer ear canal. Unlike the horizontal shape of the human ear canal, a dog’s ear canal has a more vertical shape, making it an ideal place […]
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Sudden Acquired Retinal Degeneration Syndrome (SARDS) in Dogs Dogs are highly resilient, adaptable creatures, but few disabilities affect dogs as profoundly as blindness. Sudden Acquired Retinal Degeneration Syndrome (SARDS) is a disease that causes rapid and complete blindness in dogs. It most frequently affects middle-aged dogs, but can strike dogs at any age. Little is […]
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Thanksgiving Safety Tips for Your Pets
/in Blogs, Holidays /by SupportadminThanksgiving is a time for gathering with loved ones, indulging in delicious feasts, and reflecting on what we’re grateful for—like our wonderful pets! But while you’re busy preparing the turkey and setting the table, it’s essential to remember that the holiday festivities can present some hidden dangers for our pets. Don’t worry; with some planning, […]
Pet Health Expertise Unleashed: Integrative Tips for Pet Wellness
/in Blogs, Integrative /by SupportadminNovember is here, and at Pet Health, we are dedicating the entire month to integrative care for pets! Our talented veterinarians have come together to share their top tips for using integrative therapies to enhance your pet’s well-being.
Acupuncture for Pets: How It Works and Success Stories from Pet Health
/in Blogs, Integrative /by SupportadminAt Pet Health, we continuously explore the best ways to keep your pets happy and healthy. Integrative medicine, especially acupuncture, has become an essential tool for improving the quality of life for many pets. Acupuncture is a form of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) used for centuries to treat various conditions. It stimulates specific points […]
Spinal Radiographs
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by SupportadminDiagnostics Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid […]
How Laser Therapy Works for Pets: Healing and Relief with Integrative Medicine
/in Blogs, Integrative /by SupportadminAt Pet Health, we believe in providing comprehensive care that combines the best of traditional medicine with alternative therapies like laser therapy. As part of our November series on Integrative Medicine, we spotlight laser therapy—how it works and conditions it treats. In this blog, we’ll also introduce Butter, a Pet Health superstar who has benefited […]
Spooky But Safe: Protecting Your Pets on Halloween
/in Blogs, Holidays /by SupportadminHalloween is a time of spooks, thrills, and sugary delights. As we deck our homes with cobwebs and carve out jack-o’-lanterns, it’s important to remember that our festive celebrations can pose significant risks to our pets. While Halloween is fun for us, it can be a stressful and potentially dangerous time for pets. Taking a […]
The 3 Most Common Skin Growths (Benign) in Dogs
/in Blogs, Skin Growths /by SupportadminHey, pet parents! Dr. B here from Pet Health, continuing our October series on lumps and bumps. So far, we’ve covered what to do when your pet has a lump and how to distinguish between benign and malignant growths. Today, we’re diving into the three most common benign skin growths I see in dogs: lipomas, […]
Benign vs. Malignant: Understanding Tumors in Pets
/in Blogs, Skin Growths /by SupportadminWelcome back to our October blog series at Pet Health, where we’re discussing all things lumps and bumps! Today, we’re tackling a critical topic: understanding the difference between benign and malignant tumors in pets. Finding a tumor on your pet can be alarming, but knowing the difference between these two types of growths can help you […]
Glucose Curve
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by SupportadminDiagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Ionized Calcium and Parathyroid Hormone (PTH)
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by SupportadminDiagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
My Pet Has a Lump – What Do I Do?
/in Blogs, Skin Growths /by SupportadminWelcome to our October blog series at Pet Health, discussing lumps and bumps in our beloved pets. Today, we’re addressing a common concern: discovering a lump on your pet. Finding a lump can be alarming, but don’t panic—many lumps are benign. However, monitoring any new growth is crucial, and you should consult with your Pet […]
Giardia ELISA
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by SupportadminDiagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Fungal Serology
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by SupportadminDiagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Low-Dose Dexamethasone Suppression
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by SupportadminDiagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Complete Blood Count
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by SupportadminDiagnostic Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid […]
Chest Radiographs
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by SupportadminDiagnostic Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid […]
Ear Swab Cytology
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by SupportadminDiagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Pet Health Expertise Unleashed: Tips for Managing Ear Issues in Pets
/in Blogs, Ear Health /by SupportadminMarch is not just about the arrival of spring; it’s also the month we dedicate to understanding and managing allergies in our beloved pets. At Pet Health, our team is ready to share valuable insights on handling pet allergies. In this edition of “Pet Health Expertise Unleashed,” each of our doctors reveals their go-to tips for navigating the allergy season with your furry companions.
DTM Culture
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by SupportadminDiagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Corneal Staining
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by SupportadminDiagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Advanced Imaging (MRI and CT)
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by SupportadminDiagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by SupportadminDiagnostics Diagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid […]
Bile Acids Test
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by SupportadminDiagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Bronchoscopy
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by SupportadminDiagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Blood Pressure Measurement
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by SupportadminDiagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Swimming and Ear Care for Dogs: Tips for Keeping Water-Loving Pets Healthy
/in Blogs, Ear Health /by SupportadminHey, pet parents! Dr. B here from Pet Health, back with the fourth blog in our September series, all about ear health. Today, we’re making a splash with tips on swimming and ear care for dogs. Swimming is an everyday occurrence for some pets in sunny Las Vegas, especially in the summer. While swimming is […]
BRAFF Assay
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchDiagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Aerobic Bacterial Culture
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by SupportadminDiagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Barium Contrast Series
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by SupportadminDiagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Test for Addison’s Disease
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchDiagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Test for Cushing’s Disease
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchDiagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Abdominal Radiographs (X-rays)
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchDiagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
The Role of Diet in Ear Health:
/in Blogs, Ear Health /by SupportadminFood Allergies Explained
Hey, pet parents! Dr. B here from Pet Health. Welcome back to our September series dedicated to ear health. So far, we’ve discussed the various causes of ear infections in dogs, but today, we’re diving deeper into one of the primary culprits: food allergies. Allergic diseases, such as food hypersensitivities, can account for up to […]
Food Allergies Explained
The Truth About Dog Ear Hair:
/in Blogs, Ear Health /by BrandonSeparating Myth from Fact
Hey there, pet parents! Dr. B here from Pet Health, back with another blog in our September ear health series. One of the most common questions I get asked—by both pet parents and groomers—is whether ear hair should be plucked or removed. Certain breeds, like poodles, have abundant ear hair; over time, it’s been assumed […]
Separating Myth from Fact
Understanding Ear Infections in Dogs:
/in Blogs, Ear Health /by SupportadminA Guide for Pet Parents
Hello, pet parents! Dr. B here from Pet Health, ready to dive into one of the most common (and often frustrating) medical conditions we see in our canine companions: ear infections. If your dog has ever had one, you know how uncomfortable and persistent they can be. This blog kicks off our September series on […]
A Guide for Pet Parents
How to Flush Your Dog’s Ear
/in Blogs, Ear Health /by SupportadminMarch is not just about the arrival of spring; it’s also the month we dedicate to understanding and managing allergies in our beloved pets. At Pet Health, our team is ready to share valuable insights on handling pet allergies. In this edition of “Pet Health Expertise Unleashed,” each of our doctors reveals their go-to tips for navigating the allergy season with your furry companions.
Fleas in Las Vegas: What Pet Parents Need to Know
/in Blogs, Parasites /by SupportadminFleas are the most common external parasite in dogs and cats. They cause intense itching, hair loss, and skin infections. They can also carry diseases that may affect both dogs and people. While flea issues are minor in Las Vegas, they are still present, especially when people travel with their pets. What Are Fleas? Fleas […]
Tackling Ticks: A Comprehensive Guide to Protecting Your Pet in Las Vegas
/in Blogs, Parasites /by SupportadminWelcome to the ultimate guide to dealing with ticks in the Las Vegas Valley! While ticks might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the desert, there have been increased sightings, particularly in areas like Mount Charleston or Red Rock, during the spring months. In this blog, we’ll explore […]
Cardio BNP
/in Blogs, Diagnostic /by SupportadminDiagnostic testing enables our team to pinpoint the underlying cause of your pet’s symptoms, diagnosing their condition(s). We want our pet parents to be involved in the decision-making process, and we thoroughly discuss the diagnostic testing we recommend for your pet and their diagnostic test results. Personalizing your pet’s diagnostic plan ensures we avoid unnecessary […]
Heartworm Prevention: Is It Necessary in the Neon Desert?
/in Blogs, Parasites /by BrandonFew topics in pet care raise as many questions and concerns as heartworm disease. Commonly associated with regions featuring warm climates and high mosquito activity, heartworms pose a significant threat to our beloved canine and feline companions. However, in the unique landscape of Las Vegas, where desert heat dominates and mosquitoes are a rare sight, […]
Don’t Forget the Doo-Doo: Understanding Intestinal Parasites in Pets
/in Blogs, Parasites /by SupportadminWelcome to Pet Health’s August blog series dedicated to the well-being of our pets in the face of pesky parasites! This month, we’re diving into various aspects of parasite prevention and management, starting with the importance of intestinal parasite testing. But don’t worry; we’ve got plenty more parasite-related topics coming your way, so stay tuned! […]
Pet Health Expertise Unleashed: Fear-Free Tips for Pet Parents
/in Blogs, Fear Free /by SupportadminJuly is dedicated to Fear-Free topics at Pet Health Hospital, and we’re excited to share our expert tips to help make your pet’s veterinary visits as stress-free as possible. Our experienced team of veterinarians offers their go-to suggestions for reducing fear, anxiety, and stress (FAS) during visits. Here’s how you can make your pet’s next trip to the vet a breeze.
Pre-Visit Pharmaceuticals: Pet’s Vet Visit Experience
/in Blogs, Fear Free /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchAt Pet Health, our commitment to Fear-Free techniques continues throughout July. We believe that every aspect of your pet’s veterinary experience should prioritize their emotional well-being alongside their physical health. That’s why we’re dedicated to implementing strategies like pre-visit pharmaceuticals (PVPs) to ensure that every visit to our clinic is as stress-free and positive as […]
Climbing to Calm: The Power of Treat Ladders in Pet Health Visits
/in Blogs, Fear Free /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchWelcome, pet parents, to this week’s edition of our Pet Health blog! This month, we’re delving into Fear Free™ techniques and how they enhance the Pet Health experience for pets and their parents. Fear Free techniques play a pivotal role in reducing or eliminating fear, anxiety, and stress during veterinary visits. Today, we’re educating you […]
Paws and Claws on the Go: Dr. B’s Fear-Free Travel Tips for Cats!
/in Blogs, Fear Free /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchHey there, fellow feline enthusiasts! Dr. B here, and I’m here to whisk you away on a journey to stress-free travels with your beloved kitties. This July, our focus at Pet Health is all about techniques to reduce fear, anxiety, and stress for our pets, starting from the moment they leave the comfort of their […]
Buckle Up, Furry Friends: Dr. B’s Fear-Free Travel Tips for Dogs!
/in Blogs, Fear Free /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchHey there, pet parents! Dr. B here, and I’m thrilled to continue our July blog series focusing on techniques to reduce fear, anxiety, and stress for our beloved patients during their visits to Pet Health. And let me tell you, folks, it all starts way before your furry friend even steps into our office – […]
Nail Trims Unplugged: Understanding Why Some Pets Just Can’t
/in Blogs, Fear Free /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchHey there, fellow pet parents! Dr. B here, ready to dive into a topic close to the hearts (and paws) of many pets: nail trims. While it might seem routine, nail trims can be surprisingly stressful for some pets. Here at Pet Health, we understand the challenges and frustrations that can come with nail trims, […]
Decoding Pet Food Labels: Dr. B’s Guide to Making Informed Choices
/in Blogs, Nutrition /by SupportadminHey there, pet parents! Dr. B here from Pet Health, ready to tackle one of the most confusing aspects of caring for our pets: deciphering pet food labels. You’re not alone if you’ve ever felt overwhelmed standing in the pet food aisle, staring at rows of colorful bags, wondering which is the best choice for […]
Demystifying Grain-Free Diets: Separating Fact from Fiction
/in Blogs, Nutrition /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchAs we delve into the intricate world of pet nutrition this month, grain-free diets have emerged as a point of contention and concern among veterinarians and pet parents. Grain-free pet foods have gained popularity in recent years, with many pet parents opting for these diets based on various beliefs about their purported benefits. However, recent […]
Keep Your Pets Safe and Happy This 4th of July: Tips for Pet Parents
/in Blogs, Holidays /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchHello, pet parents! As we gear up for the upcoming 4th of July weekend, it’s crucial to prioritize the safety and well-being of our pets during Independence Day celebrations. While this holiday brings joy and excitement for us, it can be a source of anxiety and fear for our pets. Firework blasts, a rare occurrence […]
Unveiling the Truth: Dr. B’s Guide to Pet Food Myths Revealed!
/in Blogs, Nutrition /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchWelcome, pet parents, to Dr. B’s myth-busting blog on pet food! As we delve into June, dedicated to all things nutrition, I thought a good place to start was separating fact from fiction and shedding light on some common misconceptions surrounding what we feed our furry companions. Join me and the Pet Health team on […]
Mastering Potty Training: A Guide for Pet Parents
/in Blogs, Puppy Care /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchEmbarking on the journey of potty training your new puppy can feel like navigating uncharted territory. However, with the proper guidance and understanding, you can set your furry friend on the path to success. We sat down with Dan Rana, a seasoned dog trainer at Canine Advance Training Services in Las Vegas, NV, to glean […]
Determining Factors: When Is Surgery Needed for a Cruciate Tear in a Dog?
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchIn dogs, cranial cruciate ligament disease (CrCLD) is a chronic disease marked by the degradation of the cruciate ligament, one of the primary ligaments that supports a dog’s stifle joint (knee). The disease eventually leads to the rupture of the cruciate ligament, which is similar to a person tearing his or her ACL (anterior cruciate ligament). […]
TTA or TPLO? Which Surgical Method Is Best for Dogs Cruciate Ligament Rupture?
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchCranial cruciate ligament disease (CrCLD) is a chronic condition marked by the persistent degradation of a dog’s cranial cruciate ligament. A dog’s cranial cruciate ligament can be compared to a human’s anterior cruciate ligament, as it’s one of the primary ligaments supporting the stifle joint (knee). CrCLD eventually leads to a cruciate tear in a dog, […]
Why is TPLO an effective Surgical Correction for my Dog’s Cranial Cruciate Rupture?
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchTPLO surgery (tibial plateau leveling osteotomy) is the most commonly recommended treatment for the rupture of a dog’s cranial cruciate ligament. This injury is like an ACL tear for dogs, and TPLO surgery is designed to stabilize the stifle (knee) joint following the ligament’s rupture. How Does a Cruciate Tear in a Dog Happen? Dogs […]
What Is Canine Cranial Cruciate Rupture and How Can I Avoid One?
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchWhat Is a Cranial Cruciate Rupture in Dogs? A dog’s cranial cruciate ligament is one of the main ligaments supporting the stifle joint (knee). Cranial cruciate rupture occurs when the ligament partially or completely tears. This frequently diagnosed chronic canine condition is called cranial cruciate ligament disease (CrCLD). Like a human’s ACL tear in a dog, a cranial cruciate rupture can be […]
Las Vegas Cold Weather Is Harmful To Pets
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchResidents of Las Vegas have surely noticed the steep drop in temperatures over the last few weeks. This cold front has lasted longer than a typical Las Vegas winter and has brought sub-freezing temperatures to the valley for many days in a row. These temperatures typically drop below freezing overnight and into the morning hours. […]
“Kissing Bugs” and Chagas Disease in Dogs
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchOver the past few weeks there has been a lot of discussion on the internet about American Trypanosomiasis Parasitic Infection that is brought on by the bite of a parasitic insect known as the “Kissing Bug.” While this disease is far more common in areas like South American, there have been cases of infection reported […]
Is pet wellness care like human programs?
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchMany years ago, doctors figured out that preventing many illnesses and diseases in humans involved changing your lifestyle, eating habits and regularity with which you are examined by a medical professional.
We Know Your Breed
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchWhen many people adopt their new pet, they are looking for something specific. This does not necessarily mean that they are seeking a specific breed of animal (although many people are) but instead perhaps they are seeking a type of pet, small, large, active, furry etc. When they shop for their pet or go to […]
Pet Breed Specific Care
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchPet Health Animal Hospital is a different kind of pet medical facility. We were founded on the idea that if we can prevent an illness or disease in an animal using minimal cost vaccinations and exams, it is better
Potential Danger To Dogs In Peanut Butter
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchOne of the most desirable treats for a dog is peanut butter, which makes the process of giving pills to dogs far easier because very few dogs will reject peanut butter. Many people will use a small amount of peanut butter as a treat or reward for their dog as well. But recent news stories […]
The Dangers Of Colder Weather To Pets In Las Vegas
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchWith the onset of the holiday season in Las Vegas, we begin to see the colder weather that all people who have lived here long enough realize that the weather begins to change to colder temperatures around the end of October, and will get progressively colder throughout the winter. Many people who have just moved […]
Know Your Local Animal Hospitals
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchWhen it comes to the most important things that you can do for your pet, one of the most important is knowing where the closest animal hospitals and after-hours emergency hospitals are located. While your veterinarian of choice is based upon how much you feel that they understand animal medicine, their reviews, the facility itself, […]
The Six Most Common Dog Health Issues
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchYour dog is your best friend, and we all want to keep our friends in the best of health so they can spend as much time with us as possible. There are many health issues that can effect your dog, and here are the six most common health issues: 1. Ear Infections: This is probably […]
Limited Ingredient Diets For Pets
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchLimited ingredient diets have become more popular in recent years with regards to dogs and cats who have allergies and have issues with digestion, skin or eye irritations. Pet foods themselves are most likely to blame for ingredient allergies, but if left undiagnosed they can cause your pet extreme irritation, infections and hair loss from […]
Las Vegas Veterinarian
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchIn Las Vegas, there are many veterinarians. We feel we are the best choice for your pet, and we feel that if you come by our animal hospital to take a tour and see our facilities, you will feel the same way. However, for those who do not have the time to come by and […]
Separation Anxiety In Dogs
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchOne of the more difficult conditions to deal with in many dogs is separation anxiety. This is exhibited by the dog acting out when they are not round humans or other dogs, and are left alone for periods of time. Typical separation anxiety behaviors will include incessant barking and howling, scratching doors and windows, destroying […]
The difference between simulated and true separation anxiety in dogs
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchWhen left alone, many dogs will act out. They will begin barking or howling, destroy bedding and couches, whine and possibly urinate on carpets even though they are housebroken. When a dog is left alone it is stressful for them if they are not used to it, and when a puppy is first brought home […]
Protecting Your Dog In Your Yard
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchWhen you got your dog, you probably went through a process to enclose your yard as much as possible to keep your dog from running away. While this is certainly a positive thing to do, it is also important to monitor your yard for changes that could potentially result in harm to your pet. There […]
Spay And Neuter Your Pets
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchWe are all familiar with the discussion that happens so often with regards to owning an animal, and we see the television commercials and ads that always remind us that it is important to spay and neuter your pets, but there are far fewer people that actually understand why this is important. Homeless Pets: There […]
A New Type Of Animal Hospital
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchThere are many animal hospitals in Las Vegas, and many fine veterinarians working within those facilities. We strongly encourage you to choose the best facility that you can afford, which is convenient to your home as well as being a caring and knowledgeable facility that has your pet’s best interests in mind. Convenience to your […]
Make Sure Your Pets Are Safe If Something Happens With You
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchMany people do not think about how much their pets rely on them every day. If you think about it, they are completely reliant upon you to provide them with food, water, shelter and all of the aspects of life that happen on a daily basis. While this is never a concern for most pet […]
Changing Weather In Las Vegas
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchAnyone who has lived in Las Vegas for more than a year realizes that the weather changes pretty dramatically and pretty quickly here, and with the first day of fall now officially over, we can expect the change to colder temperatures to be happening over the next few weeks. While this break from the heat […]
Pain Management In Pets
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchPain management in pets is one of the more difficult aspects of veterinary science, due to the fact that animals will typically hid their pain as much as possible due to their natural instincts to appear healthy. Due to the fact that they will show as few telltale signs that they are in pain as […]
What Happens During My Pet’s Exam?
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchWhen a veterinarian examines your pet for a routine checkup, they are looking at your animal’s vital signs, possibly taking blood samples for testing against known potential health risks, looking for signs of disease or infection, and generally taking into account any changes that can be noticed since the last time they were seen. Weight […]
What Happens During A Veterinary Dental Cleaning?
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchAs a responsible pet owner, you always have the best interest of your pet in mind, and you want them to remain as happy and healthy as possible. Even though it is not necessary for animals to brush their teeth the way that humans do, a periodic dental exam and cleaning can assist your pet […]
What To Do If Your Dog Is In A Fight, The Wheelbarrow Technique
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchAll dog owners who frequent areas where there are other dogs present will observe a dog fight or have their dog in a fight sooner or later. Even the most passive dogs will be attacked from time to time by other dogs, either while they are being walked or while they are loose in a […]
Help! My pet got stung by a scorpion!
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchLiving in Las Vegas, we have a great number of insects that are only found in desert climates, and unfortunately, many of these insects have bites and stings that can be quite painful, if not deadly to pets and humans alike. Without going into a list of insects that are common to the Las Vegas […]
4 Reasons To Choose Pet Health Animal Hospital As Your Veterinarian
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchThere are many different reasons to choose one animal hospital in Las Vegas over another, with the most important reasons obviously being convenience in traveling from your home and the experience levels of the veterinarians on staff at the location. There are many reasons, however, to choose one veterinarian over another that go far beyond […]
Is pool chlorine safe for dogs?
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchAs the summer temperatures get hotter (especially in extremely hot areas like Las Vegas) it is common for families to consider allowing their dog to jump into the pool with them in order to cool off. One of the most common questions that are asked of veterinarians and animal hospitals during the summer months will […]
How To Choose An Animal Hospital
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchThere are many different things to consider when you are choosing an animal hospital or veterinarian for your new pet. Several aspects of the clinic are probably more important to you than others, as you can assume that as long as the clinic has a good reputation (look through Yelp and Google+ reviews or ask […]
See Your Veterinarian Regularly
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchA common question that is asked is “how often should I take my dog or cat to the veterinarian?” The answer to this question relies on several factors including your pet’s age and general state of overall health, but for the most part it is determined by the age of your pet. Pet Health Hospital […]
Live In Las Vegas And Have A Pet? Call Us First!
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchThere are many Las Vegas veterinarians to choose from, all with different specialties and areas of expertise. The most obvious reason that one Las Vegas resident would choose to bring their pet to a specific veterinarian is proximity to their home or work place, due to the fact that it is easier to make regular […]
How To Trim Dog Nails
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchThe procedure for trimming your dog’s nails is very simple, but will generally require two people in order to not harm the dog by potentially cutting the nail too short and causing bleeding. One person will need to hold the dog to prevent them from running away, and the other person will use a pet […]
Veterinarian Advice: Why It Is Important To Trim Your Pet’s Nails
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchWhen your pet is walking on hard surfaces, do you notice the clicking of their nails against the ground? If so, there is a good possibility that their nails are too long and are in need of trimming. Most veterinarians will mention the need for regular nail trimmings to pet owners quite often, but due […]
What is wellness care and illness prevention in veterinary medicine?
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark Beerenstrauch“Pet patients over profits.” Healthcare in animals is as important as it is in human beings to pay attention to if long and happy life is to be enjoyed, both on the part of the patient as well as the pet parent. What this statement is referring to is the ongoing need to make decisions […]
How Much Coconut Oil Should I Put In My Pet’s Food?
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchThere is no doubting the positive health benefits of coconut oil for both pets and for humans, and the benefits themselves can be seen in other articles we have provided on coconut oil, but one question that seems unclear for many people is how to use coconut oil and how much coconut oil should you […]
Las Vegas Veterinarian
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchLas Vegas is one of the most exciting cities in the world, with thousands of visitors every month as well as millions of permanent residents. Medical care is necessary for all of these people, and medical care is equally important for their pets. Luckily, Las Vegas veterinarians like the highly trained staff at Pet Health […]
Why your dog kicks his back legs when you are scratching his sides or belly
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchEveryone who has ever owned a dog is familiar with it, and yet every time your dog does it you still laugh. When you scratch or rub your dog’s sides or belly, you will hit certain spots that make his or her back legs start kicking. It seems so comical to watch your dog kicking […]
Choosing the best Las Vegas veterinarian
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchAs a clinic that offers veterinarian services to the Las Vegas general public, one of the questions that is continually asked of the staff and doctors of Pet Health Hospital is “how do I choose the best veterinarian in Las Vegas?” While this question may seem easier for us to answer than you would expect […]
Veterinarian Provides Cancer Warning Signs
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchNobody ever wants to hear that their pet has cancer, and one of the best methods of swaying the odds in your pet’s favor and helping them to have a better chance of survival is to catch it as early as possible. Regular checkups are a good way to give your pet a fighting chance […]
Follow Your Veterinarian’s Suggestions
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchFollowing veterinarian’s suggestions are the best way to keep your dog or cat healthy. During visits to the veterinarian, your pet will usually get some vaccinations or a check-up, but there will probably also be some advice given to the pet owner that is intended to keep the pet healthy and happy. One of the […]
The New Breed Of Las Vegas Veterinarian
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchMany people ask the question “What makes one veterinarian in Las Vegas better than another?” The answer is actually far more simple than you would expect. Most veterinarians offer the same services, exams, treatments, dental, surgeries, vaccinations, and medicines, but the philosophy behind the practice is generally the way to decipher what makes one veterinarian […]
How to choose a veterinarian in Las Vegas
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchAnyone who is new to the Las Vegas area who is looking to find a new veterinarian for their pet is faced with an overwhelming amount of choices. When asked the question “how do you choose a veterinarian in Las Vegas” the answer should be one that provides the following: After asking friends who they […]
Pet Health Hospital Launches The “Pet Program”
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchPet Health Hospital has launched a social media campaign designed to both inform those interested in learning specifics of programs that are offered but additionally engage pet parents who want to follow and promote the ongoing achievement levels that their pet has crossed. Various programs have been launched under the “Pet” moniker, including “PetStay,” “PetFit” […]
Coconut Oil For Dogs And Cats
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchMost veterinarians will agree that using coconut oil in your pet’s diet will have benefits, just like most doctors will agree that using it is beneficial to humans. Here are the specific benefits of mixing coconut oil into your pet’s diet: Coconut oil is an excellent source of nutrition and is over 90% saturated […]
Pet Dental Health: Periodontal Disease
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchPet Dental Health: Periodontal Disease One of the most common clinical conditions in adult dogs and cats is periodontal disease and includes gingivitis (reversible reddening and inflammation of the gums) and periodontitis (loss of bone and soft tissue that surround the teeth). The periodontal disease tends to begin early in a pet’s life, but early […]
Ear Infections (Otitis Externa) in Dogs
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchEar Infections (Otitis Externa) in Dogs Ear disease is one of the most common conditions treated by veterinarians. Otitis externa is the term used to describe inflammation of the outer ear canal. Unlike the horizontal shape of the human ear canal, a dog’s ear canal has a more vertical shape, making it an ideal place […]
Sudden Acquired Retinal Degeneration Syndrome (SARDS) in Dogs
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchSudden Acquired Retinal Degeneration Syndrome (SARDS) in Dogs Dogs are highly resilient, adaptable creatures, but few disabilities affect dogs as profoundly as blindness. Sudden Acquired Retinal Degeneration Syndrome (SARDS) is a disease that causes rapid and complete blindness in dogs. It most frequently affects middle-aged dogs, but can strike dogs at any age. Little is […]