by Healthy Paws | Jul 8, 2019 | Cat Care, Dog Care, General Health, Illness & Disease
Dear friends, Like you, I want your pet to be in the very best of health and I want you to have the tools and factual knowledge to keep them that way! If you have ever had an appointment with me, you know that we have discussed what you are feeding your pet. This is...
by Healthy Paws | Jan 1, 2017 | Dog Care, General Care, General Health
Do you love winter? Or do you cringe at the first sign of snow? Just like us, some dogs are more comfortable in cold weather, while others prefer warmer climates. Whether your pup loves to romp in the snow or prefers snoozing near the heater when it’s cold out, you’ll...
by Healthy Paws | Oct 1, 2016 | Cat Care, Dog Care, Frequently Asked Questions, General Care, General Health
Supplements are often a very beneficial part of the medical care of our patients. Conditions such as joint disease or injury, skin irritation, heart disease, and urinary issues are just a few of the conditions that can benefit from the proper veterinary prescribed...
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)...
by Healthy Paws | Jul 1, 2016 | Cat Care, General Care, General Health
Many of us look forward to summer and all the fun activities it offers, such as swimming, grilling, and camping. Kitties certainly enjoy napping in sunbeams, but summer’s heat can be very dangerous for our feline friends. Cats don’t have many options when it comes to...
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...
