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Cat Eye Infection: Signs, Causes, and Treatment Cats may not be able to tell us when something feels off, but a change in their eyes can reveal a lot. If you’ve noticed redness, discharge, or squinting, your cat could be dealing with an eye infection. These issues can be uncomfortable—and in some cases, affect their…

How Long is a Dog Pregnant? A Guide to Canine Gestation When your dog is expecting puppies, it’s natural to have questions—especially if it’s the first time you’ve been through a canine pregnancy. One of the most common questions veterinarians hear from pet owners is, “How long is a dog pregnant?” Understanding the stages of…

Dog Skin Allergy Treatment: Soothing Your Itchy Pup Itching, licking, scratching—if your dog can’t seem to find relief, they may be dealing with skin allergies. Skin allergies are one of the most common reasons pet owners visit the vet, and they can turn daily life into a struggle for both dogs and their humans. Fortunately,…

My Dog is Itching and Losing Hair, But No Fleas: What Could It Be? If you’ve ruled out fleas but your dog is still itching and losing hair, it’s time to look deeper. This frustrating combination of symptoms can leave pet owners puzzled—and concerned. While fleas are a common cause of scratching and hair loss,…

Dog Poop: A Guide to Your Dog’s Digestive Health Ever wondered what your dog’s poop is trying to tell you? It might not be the most glamorous part of pet ownership, but monitoring your dog’s poop can give you important insight into their digestive health. Changes in color, consistency, and frequency can point to dietary…

Why Is My Dog Shaking? Decoding the Shivers and When to Worry Dogs communicate in many ways, and sometimes that communication involves body language we don’t immediately understand—like shaking. Have you ever wondered, “Why is my dog shaking?” Shivering in dogs can mean a wide range of things, from a simple response to temperature to…

Walking your dog is more than just a daily chore — it’s an opportunity for bonding, exercise, and adventure. But having the right gear is essential to make the most of your walks. From leashes to water bottles, the proper equipment makes a simple stroll a safe, enjoyable experience for you and your furry friend.…

Heartworm. It’s more than just a buzzword you hear at your vet’s office; it’s a condition that could impact your dog’s health and happiness for the rest of their lives. Every dog, from the tiniest Chihuahua to the towering Great Dane, is at risk of heartworm disease. Geography plays a role, with areas having high…

As our loyal companions enter their golden years, their care needs evolve, and as a dedicated veterinarian, I’m here to guide you through this journey. Aging is a natural process, and with it comes changes that may affect your dog’s health, behavior, and overall quality of life. But fear not, with the right support and…