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, […]
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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 […]
https://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/2-1.jpg8001200Dr. Mark Beerenstrauchhttps://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.pngDr. Mark Beerenstrauch2019-10-22 18:30:562024-08-19 07:35:59What Is Canine Cranial Cruciate Rupture and How Can I Avoid One?
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 […]
https://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.png00Dr. Mark Beerenstrauchhttps://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.pngDr. Mark Beerenstrauch2015-11-26 01:14:352024-08-19 08:58:25“Kissing Bugs” and Chagas Disease in Dogs
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.
https://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.png00Dr. Mark Beerenstrauchhttps://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.pngDr. Mark Beerenstrauch2015-11-13 00:17:462024-05-07 21:29:35Is pet wellness care like human programs?
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 […]
https://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.png00Dr. Mark Beerenstrauchhttps://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.pngDr. Mark Beerenstrauch2015-11-13 00:04:302024-05-07 21:29:35We Know Your Breed
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
https://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.png00Dr. Mark Beerenstrauchhttps://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.pngDr. Mark Beerenstrauch2015-11-12 00:11:232024-05-07 21:29:35Pet Breed Specific Care
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 […]
https://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.png00Dr. Mark Beerenstrauchhttps://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.pngDr. Mark Beerenstrauch2015-11-05 20:33:112024-05-07 21:29:35Potential Danger To Dogs In Peanut Butter
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 […]
https://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.png00Dr. Mark Beerenstrauchhttps://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.pngDr. Mark Beerenstrauch2015-11-04 23:43:522024-05-07 21:29:35The Dangers Of Colder Weather To Pets In Las Vegas
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, […]
https://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.png00Dr. Mark Beerenstrauchhttps://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.pngDr. Mark Beerenstrauch2015-11-04 02:34:412024-05-07 21:29:35Know Your Local Animal Hospitals
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 […]
https://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.png00Dr. Mark Beerenstrauchhttps://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.pngDr. Mark Beerenstrauch2015-10-29 23:48:042024-08-19 08:57:16The Six Most Common Dog Health Issues
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 […]
https://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.png00Dr. Mark Beerenstrauchhttps://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.pngDr. Mark Beerenstrauch2015-10-23 23:54:142024-05-07 21:29:36Separation Anxiety In Dogs
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 […]
https://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.png00Dr. Mark Beerenstrauchhttps://www.pethealthhospital.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/footer-logo.pngDr. Mark Beerenstrauch2015-10-23 23:32:272024-07-30 06:54:26The difference between simulated and true separation anxiety in dogs
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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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 […]