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Introduction Valley Fever, or coccidioidomycosis, is a fungal infection that not only affects humans but also our beloved pets. Predominantly found in the southwestern United States, parts of Mexico, Central, and South America, Valley Fever is caused by the Coccidioides fungus present in the soil. This blog post will delve into how Valley Fever affects pets, its

Approximately one dog in 42 will have a special form of Addison’s disease. To understand this form, we have to add some more details about the adrenal cortex. We have already explained that the adrenal cortex makes corticosteroids: the glucocorticoids that control sugar, fat, and protein use during stress and the mineralocorticoids that control electrolytes

Pet Dental Cleaning Steps Explained Pre-Anesthesia Exam – Physical examination of the eyes, nose, ears, mouth, abdomen, legs, lymph nodes, skin, and coat, as well as listening to the heart, lungs, recording temperature and weight. Pre-Operative Antibiotic Injection – To prevent infection due to the bacteria that is released from the plaque during the scaling

Jumping when meeting people is a common issue that many dog owners face and can be annoying and unsafe for children or elderly that could get knocked over. Teaching your pup that they get attention when all four paws are on the floor will make greeting people easier for everyone. Below are some tips and

Dehydration occurs when animals lose more water and electrolytes than the body is currently taking in.  If this becomes severe it can become dangerous.  Here are a few ways to check if your pet is dehydrated at home that might prompt a veterinary visit. Check gums and elasticity of skin – gently lift your pets