Keep your dogs and cats healthy and happy by following these pet health care tips that your veterinarians want you to know. Pet Health Care Tips Every Pet Owners Should Know 1. See your veterinarian every year for a pet exam. – Just as annual physical exams are recommended for humans, they are recommended for our…
Category: Dog Health
Want to Get in Shape? Dog Walking in Broken Arrow Is A Great Start
The Benefits of Dog Walking in Broken Arrow By Kreg Atterberry I have a relentless physical trainer. When I want to sleep in, she’s right in my face telling me it’s time to get up. And there is no rolling over, and trying to ignore it because she will stay on me like a drill…
Thunderstorm Phobia - Fear of Thunderstorms in Dogs
You may have already experienced it with your dog; the flash of lighting, followed by a clap of thunder that leaves your dog feeling stressed and looking for a place to hide. Thunderstorm phobia can be found in both cats and dogs, but is more common in dogs. If you have dealt with this problem…
Grape and Raisin Toxicity in Dogs
Can Dogs Eat Grapes? Raisin and grape toxicity in dogs is well documented. Although the exact substance that causes the toxic reaction is not yet known, dogs should not eat grapes and raisins because even small amounts can prove to be fatally toxic for a dog. Dogs of any age, breed, or gender may be affected.…
Protect Your Pet from Heartworms
Mosquitoes are an outdoor nuisance that can rapidly end up being an indoor issue. However it isn’t really just the biting from the female mosquitoes one need’s to fret about. Heartworms, which are spread through mosquitoes that transmit the larvae, are a much more alarming concern for your dog. Heartworm larvae travel from the place…
Veterinary Dental Cleanings: A Must Have for Your Pets
Dogs and Cats Need Veterinary Dental Cleanings You know you need to provide your pet with food and water, but annual physical exams, as well as a professional veterinary dental cleanings in Broken Arrow, are just as important for your pet’s health. You may be doing a good job with regular at-home care, yet tartar…
Dogs Health - What are Hot Spots?
Sometimes known as acute moist dermatitis, hot spots will normally show as red, hot irritations on the head of a dog. Furthermore, they will sometimes be moist and can also be found in the hip or chest area. Typically, dog owners become alarmed because they can appear and spread quickly because the skin becomes irritated…