Category Archives: Veterinary Medicine
Pet obesity a growing problem
Did you know that an overweight pet will live 2-2 1/2 years less on average due to increased health risks? Did you know that 50% of obese dogs will not live past 10 yrs of age? Did you know that obese
Itchy pets – could it be fleas?
There it is – that “thump, thump, thump” of your dog’s back leg on the floor that makes relaxation next to impossible for your pet. Many cats present with bald spots or streaks from licking itchy areas along their back or tail base. How do you
Join Us for an Information Session – Stem Cell and PRP Therapy
Here’s your chance to learn all about MediVet Stem Cell and Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy during an interactive information session at Belle Mead Animal Hospital on Tuesday, March 31, 2015 from 7:30-8:30 p.m. The session will be led by
Is your pet suffering from a plant awn?
In botany, an awn is either a hair-like or bristle-like appendage structure. Why should pet parents be concerned about plant awns? Plant awns can easily become tangled in a dog’s fur simply during a walk outside in a grassy area.
Canine Physical Rehabilitation – Case Study: Raven
Physical rehabilitation is the practice of restoring normal function to the body through a variety of modalities while managing any pain and discomfort. Depending on the pet’s diagnosis, the modalities offered may include physical manipulation and massage, therapeutic exercises and
Advice about Potbellied Pigs as pets
Potbellied pigs make great pets for the family or individual who are able to provide the proper care and housing they require. Your pet pig will be a member of your household for up to fifteen years. Therefore, it is
Does your pet have a skin issue?
Skin is the largest organ of your pet’s body. Therefore, your pet’s skin is an indication of his or her overall health. However, for even the most observant and caring pet parent, it’s sometimes hard to know what skin issues
Thanks to all who attended our Physical Rehabilitation Open House
We wish to thank everyone who joined us at our Open House on Wednesday, October 22, 2014. Our goal was to give you first-hand insight to the benefits of our Physical Rehabilitation and Regenerative Medicine programs and help you feel
RSVP now for our Physical Rehabilitation Open House
Did you know that Belle Mead Animal Hospital now offers Physical Rehabilitation to all of our clients? Dogs, cats and exotic companion mammals alike can now benefit from our new program – and to help you learn more, we are
The changing nutritional needs of your pet
When you purchase pet food, it’s a good idea to read the label to be sure the food is meeting your pet’s nutritional needs. However, the descriptions on pet food labels can be confusing. Here’s a list of what you