Traditional Chinese Medicine is a global phenomenon. Traditional and complementary/alternative medicine is widely used in the prevention,...

Summertime is here and we are seeing an increase in pet injuries caused by outdoor activities. There are some avoidable summer hazards th...

The new COVID-19 pandemic has big implications for pet health care. In most states, veterinary clinics are considered essential businesse...

The new year brings lots of new beginnings and dreams, but if you were a dog or a cat, what would your New Year's resolution be? Allow me...

Canine Cognitive Dysfunction (CCD) or doggie dementia is an under diagnosed disease affecting a large segment of our aging pet population...

The recent rains have brought about full ponds, canals, and puddles that can harbor many diseases that put your dogs in danger.

There have been nationwide reports of dogs that developed a type of heart disease called dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) caused by...

National Pet Week (May 6-11th) is a campaign from the American Veterinary medical association that aims to...

Diarrhea is a common issue seen daily at our practice. Often times the cause of the diarrhea is identified fairly quickly and the usual culp

Ear infections (otitis) in dogs can be a frustrating, never-ending cycle of pain, swelling and discharges from the ear canals.

Spring is in the air and with it comes tons of pollen too! We have been seeing many dogs and cats coming with severe allergies, redness, and

How can you tell if it is time to let your furry friend go to the Rainbow bridge?