Adequate immunity in calves is critical to ensure continued growth and development. Understanding the two types of immunity and ways to support both promotes thriftiness in herds large or small. Active immunity is that derived primarily from vaccination. It is…
Your veterinarian prescribes a strength of a specific antibiotic for a determined amount of time to best support overcoming the diagnosed infection. Under-dosing or not giving the entire course prescribed promotes resistant microorganisms. It has been suggested that aspirin is…
In all the excitement, sweat, and logistics of relocating one’s residence, details regarding your pet’s health and well-being can be overlooked. A sound plan can ease their transition. A week prior to your departure, provide access to your pets’ crates and…
Ultimately, osteoarthritis, or degeneration of the cartilage in the joint, is a radiographic diagnosis. Clinical signs in your pet may be very subtle or not cause you to immediately think about bony issues as the root issue. Consider decreases or abrupt…
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As many pet owners look to 2016 and resolve to improve themselves physically, the same commitment should be afforded their four-legged companions. Excess weight can lead to a variety of health issues and negatively affect your pet’s quality-of-life. As in…
Here are a few basic things to consider when your adult dog or cat (or puppy or kitten) is not eating: Degenerative conditions such as arthritis can cause pain and discomfort, affecting the quality of your pet’s life and making…
When assessing whether or not you have a sick kitten or sick puppy, it is always best to err on the side of caution. In evaluating the health status of a puppy or kitten, some things to consider: Attitude Is…
What can my pets eat this holiday season? Can dogs eat apples? Are poinsettias poisonous to cats? Are grapes bad for dogs? Tomlyn veterinarian, Dr. Jim Lowe, will answer some of the season’s most popular pet parent questions. Unlike people,…
Our four-legged companions are family members, and as such, we wish them to be included in all activities around the holiday season. Some precautions should be taken, however, as the festive season can present new hazards in the life of…