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IVDD: Intervertebral Disc Disease
IVDD: Intervertebral Disc Disease by Ben J. Character, DVM Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) is a condition that can affect any animal, but is more common in small dogs. The major predisposing factor for IVDD is body conformation. Small dogs with a conformation of long bodies and short legs are prone to IVDD. IVDD is commonly […]
Common Eye Problems
Common Eye Problems by Ben J. Character, DVM The eyes are important sensory organs of domestic animals. There are many common problems that can effect their function. Here are a few to watch for in your furry friend: Foreign Object in Eye: During summer and fall, seeds of many different types can become lodged under […]
Heartworm Disease
by Ben J. Character, DVM Heartworm disease is a common cause of sickness and death for our pets. Heartworms are a type of parasite that live in the heart and great vessels that are associated with the heart. Heartworms are transmitted by mosquitoes that deposit the larvae when they feed. These larvae then migrate to […]
All About Mange
All About Mange by Ben J. Character, DVM Mange is a skin disease that effects dogs and cats. There are several types of mange. The most common types are sarcoptic (Scabies) and demodex (or “Red Mange”). Mange infections are caused by mites that infect the skin. It is important to know which mite is causing […]
Gentling a Puppy
Gentling a Puppy by Ben J. Character, DVM Unless you teach puppies good manners early on, they can develop bad habits that often result in euthanasia. Gentling is a basic tool that teaches puppies to be gentle, and accept positive leadership. For this exercise, the puppy should be 6 to 14 weeks old. Handling: Gently […]