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Tips for raising a healthy ferret
Ferrets make wonderful pets. Most ferrets come from a place called Marshall Farms where they are spayed and neutered at a very young age to make better pets. Ferrets naturally have a very distinct odor about them, so they are
Pet First Aid Awareness Month
April 2016 – Pet First Aid Awareness Month April is deemed Pet First Aid Awareness Month by the American Red Cross. Because pets are important members of our families, the Red Cross has taken the lead in reminding us all
Flea Control and Disease Prevention for your Pets
What are Fleas? Fleas are tiny, wingless, jumping insects that feed on the blood of your pets and your family. The year has proven to be one of the worst flea seasons we have seen in over 20 years. All
Rabbit teeth malocclusion – detection and treatment
What is a malocclusion you might ask? In simple terms, it refers to misaligned teeth. For rabbits, this is a serious condition. Here’s why. Rabbits are born with only one set of teeth – front teeth and back molars, but
Why Managing Your Pet’s Weight is So Important
October 2015 – Why Managing Your Pet’s Weight is So Important Proper weight management is just as critical for pets as it is for people. A healthy weight contributes to a healthy body. Following are some of the health risks
Neurological conditions in pets – Case Study
A pet’s nervous system is composed of billions of neurons that form a complex network of pathways within the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves. Disease in any one of these 3 circuits (encephalopathy, myelopathy, and neuropathy, respectively) can cause a pet to experience a lack of sensation and/or motor ability. It’s
Jessica Stephens, DVM, wins Honorable Mention in Veterinary Practice News competition
Join us in congratulating Jessica Stephens, DVM, Belle Mead Animal Hospital, for winning Honorable Mention in the Veterinary Practice News 2015 X-Ray Contest, “They Ate What?!” sponsored by Trupanion Pet Insurance. Dr. Stephens treated Willow, an 8 month old Australian
Canine Diabetes
Common Conditions in Senior Dogs: Diabetes Mellitus Diabetes mellitus is a common disorder in middle-aged and older dogs, particularly those who are overweight or obese. It affects all breeds and both sexes, although it is somewhat more common in female
Vomiting and Diarrhea First Aid Rules
Vomiting and Diarrhea First Aid Rules If your dog or cat vomits for any reason, DO NOT FEED YOUR PET FOR 4 HOURS. At that point, make sure your dog is not allowed to go out unattended. Make sure that
New Puppy Rules and Training Advice
New Puppy Rules and Training Advice Coming to your home is a big change for your new puppy when it is 6-8 weeks old and was just separated from its mom and siblings. Here is some advice. Feed your puppy