Pet Education Blog

Based on an article that first appeared at Brunswick Veterinary Hospital Despite the misconception of cats being aloof and solitary, owners often have a deep bond with their cats, and prioritize their health, happiness, and well-being above all else. One essential aspect of prioritizing your cat’s health is understanding what constitutes a healthy baseline for

Based on an article that first appeared at Loch Haven Veterinary Hospital From the playful puppy years to the golden senior moments, dogs, like us, go through various life stages, each with its unique health needs and challenges. As a veterinarian, I tell my clients that we have to look at lab work as a

Dr Sasha Ferrari, DVM, CVA Dr. Ferrari is a highly skilled veterinarian who specializes in acupuncture and holistic treatments, bringing a wealth of knowledge and expertise in alternative therapies to our practice. As part of our commitment to providing the best care for your pets, Dr. Ferrari’s holistic approach will complement our existing services, offering

If you can’t take the heat…Get out of the kitchen! Heat Stroke in Pets As the weather starts to heat up this season we would like to discuss and help you understand more about this life threatening condition. Understanding the potential causes, diagnostic steps, and treatment options can help you determine how to keep your

Feline resorptive lesions are also know as “Cat Cavities.” Often a cat’s gums in the affected area will be cherry red in color. A good way to determine if your cat is affected is to touch the gum with a Q-tip above the suspected lesion, and if the cat’s jaws chatter this condition is highly