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Breeding Cycles of Dogs and Cats
Breeding Cycles of Dogs and Cats by Ben J. Character, DVM The dog and cat, for all their similarities, have very different estrous cycles. The average dog will come in heat twice per year, about 6 months apart. The heat cycle generally lasts about 4 weeks, with the 2nd week usually being the week of […]
New Puppy and Kitten Well-Care
New Puppy and Kitten Well-Care by Ben J. Character, DVM Is there the pitter-patter of FOUR little feet in your home? If so, congratulations on your new puppy or kitten! Each will have a variety of different needs to be addressed as they grow over the next year. It is important to get your […]
Renal Failure in the Older Pet
Renal Failure in the Older Pet by Ben J. Character, DVM A common problem experienced by older cats and dogs is the decreased function of the kidneys, also known as Renal Failure. When this occurs in an older animal, the most common cause is the gradual replacement of normal tissue with scar tissue. Other causes […]
Geriatric Care for Your Older Pet
Geriatric Care for Your Older Pet by Ben J. Character, DVM Due to advances in human and veterinary medicine, our pets are living longer and healthier lives. Because of this, we have learned that our older pets have special needs. There are several things to consider in the care of your older pet. A common […]
Antifreeze Toxicity – What You Should Know
Antifreeze Toxicity – What You Should Know by Ben J. Character, DVM Traditionally, antifreeze used in engines contains the chemical ethylene glycol (EG). If EG is ingested by an animal, it can cause serious damage and/or death. Surprisingly, it is the by-products of the EG metabolism, not the EG itself, that is toxic. Because […]