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Cruciate Ligament Injury

Cruciate Ligament Injury

by Healthy Paws | Jul 23, 2016 | Dog Care, Frequently Asked Questions, General Care, General Health, Illness & Disease

My dog ruptured what?? – Torn Cruciate Ligaments The most common cause of sudden lameness in dogs is a torn cruciate ligament – so chances are, you know of someone, whose dog who has had a “cruciate”.  Several ligaments tie together the 6 bones of the stifle (knee)...
Rabies Vaccines for Indoor Cats

Rabies Vaccines for Indoor Cats

by Healthy Paws | Jun 25, 2016 | Adoptions, Cat Care, Frequently Asked Questions, General Care

Why does my cat need a rabies vaccination? She never goes outside! An incorrect comment that I hear frequently, is “my cat only stays inside, she doesn’t need shots.”  Today I would like to focus on one of those “shots”, the rabies vaccination.  Rabies is a virus...
My Cat is Eating Well but is Still Losing Weight – Hyperthyroidism!

My Cat is Eating Well but is Still Losing Weight – Hyperthyroidism!

by Healthy Paws | May 21, 2016 | Cat Care, Frequently Asked Questions, General Health, Illness & Disease

One of the most common conditions resulting in weight loss despite a good appetite is hyperthyroidism.  Hyperthyroidism is usually thought of as a disease in senior cats but can be diagnosed as early as 6 years, with an average patient age of 13 years old.  Symptoms...
Why Do We Use Heartworm Prevention?

Why Do We Use Heartworm Prevention?

by Healthy Paws | Apr 9, 2016 | Dog Care, Frequently Asked Questions, General Care, General Health, Illness & Disease

What is heartworm and why does my vet recommend testing and preventatives for it? April is heartworm prevention month. Heartworm disease is a potentially fatal disease in pets that is transmitted by the bite of mosquitoes and leads to heart failure, significant lung...
Chocolate is Yummy but Can Be Harmful To Your Pet

Chocolate is Yummy but Can Be Harmful To Your Pet

by Healthy Paws | Mar 12, 2016 | Cat Care, Dog Care, Frequently Asked Questions, General Care, General Health

Why is chocolate poisonous to my pet when I love it so much? Chocolate contains an ingredient called theobromine. Theobromine is a compound similar to caffeine Theobromine is what causes the toxicity to our pets.  It is found in differing levels depending on the type...
Those Scratching Cats….

Those Scratching Cats….

by Healthy Paws | Feb 27, 2016 | Adoptions, Behavior, Cat Care, Frequently Asked Questions, General Care, General Health

Odds are, if you have ever had a cat, you know the noise of the “scritch-scratch” of kitty claws.  (Our kitten’s name is “Kitty Claus!”) No one wants to have their grandmother’s rocker or the new carpet shredded by Kitty Kruger.  What can pet owners do?  Let’s talk...
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