GRIEF IN PETS WHEN LOSING A COMPANION Our pets can’t talk to us to tell us what they’re thinking. Because of this, we have to base their emotional status on their actions and behavior. An animal that loses a companion animal or human may react similarly as when a person experiences the death of a […]
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A good professional pet sitter is a true find. Instead of relying on a friend to feed your dog, walk him and spend an hour or so playing with him, you can relax while you’re away, knowing that your dog is in capable hands. A knowledgeable sitter should be able to spot medical problems and […]
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WORMS Most people are aware that their pets have worms, but just what are these worms, where do they get them and how do you get rid of them? When pet owners talk about worms, they are really talking about all gastrointestinal parasites. And there are several gastrointestinal parasites that commonly affect our dogs and […]
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Information for New Kitten Owners Getting a new kitten can be an exciting and scary endeavor. One of the most important parts of your kitten’s first few months is proper veterinary care. This includes vaccinations, fecal exams, deworming, and spaying/neutering if you desire. Vaccinations are important to prevent many diseases that our pets are exposed […]
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Surgical Discharge Instructions Your dog has just been neutered. The procedure consists of removal of both testicles from an incision above the scrotum. This procedure was done under general anesthesia. Some important Information following surgery: Your pet may be slightly drowsy for 12 to 24 hours after his surgery. Feed your pet ½ of his […]
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UNDERSTANDING THE FLEA For millions of pets and people, the tiny flea is a remorseless enemy. The flea is a small, brown, wingless insect that uses specialized mouthparts to pierce the skin and siphon blood. When a flea bites your pet, it injects a small amount of saliva into the skin to prevent blood coagulation. […]
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FEEDING PROPERLY FOR GOOD HEALTH Kittens are full of energy. They bounce off the walls, jump through the air, and pounce at anything that moves, like toys and feet. All this energy has to come from somewhere in that tiny body. Feeding your kitten the right nutrients will keep their energy up and support their […]
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WHAT SHOULD YOU FEED? Your dog recognizes that what’s on your plate is a great deal better than what is in his bowl, and you’ll probably be tempted to prove it to him by giving him a taste. Before you do, keep in mind that a balanced diet with complete nutrition is essential for a […]
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Grief In Dogs And Cats
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchGRIEF IN PETS WHEN LOSING A COMPANION Our pets can’t talk to us to tell us what they’re thinking. Because of this, we have to base their emotional status on their actions and behavior. An animal that loses a companion animal or human may react similarly as when a person experiences the death of a […]
Getting A Pet Sitter For Your Dog
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchA good professional pet sitter is a true find. Instead of relying on a friend to feed your dog, walk him and spend an hour or so playing with him, you can relax while you’re away, knowing that your dog is in capable hands. A knowledgeable sitter should be able to spot medical problems and […]
Gastrointestinal Parasites
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchWORMS Most people are aware that their pets have worms, but just what are these worms, where do they get them and how do you get rid of them? When pet owners talk about worms, they are really talking about all gastrointestinal parasites. And there are several gastrointestinal parasites that commonly affect our dogs and […]
Kitten Plan
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchInformation for New Kitten Owners Getting a new kitten can be an exciting and scary endeavor. One of the most important parts of your kitten’s first few months is proper veterinary care. This includes vaccinations, fecal exams, deworming, and spaying/neutering if you desire. Vaccinations are important to prevent many diseases that our pets are exposed […]
Canine Neuter Discharge Instructions
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchSurgical Discharge Instructions Your dog has just been neutered. The procedure consists of removal of both testicles from an incision above the scrotum. This procedure was done under general anesthesia. Some important Information following surgery: Your pet may be slightly drowsy for 12 to 24 hours after his surgery. Feed your pet ½ of his […]
Fleas And Your Pet
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchUNDERSTANDING THE FLEA For millions of pets and people, the tiny flea is a remorseless enemy. The flea is a small, brown, wingless insect that uses specialized mouthparts to pierce the skin and siphon blood. When a flea bites your pet, it injects a small amount of saliva into the skin to prevent blood coagulation. […]
Feeding Your Kitten
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchFEEDING PROPERLY FOR GOOD HEALTH Kittens are full of energy. They bounce off the walls, jump through the air, and pounce at anything that moves, like toys and feet. All this energy has to come from somewhere in that tiny body. Feeding your kitten the right nutrients will keep their energy up and support their […]
Feeding Your Adult Dog
/in Blogs /by Dr. Mark BeerenstrauchWHAT SHOULD YOU FEED? Your dog recognizes that what’s on your plate is a great deal better than what is in his bowl, and you’ll probably be tempted to prove it to him by giving him a taste. Before you do, keep in mind that a balanced diet with complete nutrition is essential for a […]