Protect Your Pet’s Heart
Just like in people, a heart healthy lifestyle can help keep that loving heart pumping for a long, healthy life. Here are some tips: Feed a Balanced Diet Feeding your pet a balanced diet to maintain a healthy weight is …
Vet Education
Dr. Godwin Presides over VOS Conference
The Veterinary Orthopedic Society (VOS) held its 46th Annual Conference from February 9th – 16th in Breckenridge, Colorado. As President, our own Dr. Jeff Godwin presided over the meeting. The VOS is an international Society of over 600 veterinarians who …
Allergic Dermatitis
For any pet owner, seeing your dog or cat in a state of itching is always troubling. Itching may be caused by a variety of things, such as mites, infection, or fleas. Does your cat or dog have itchy skin? …
Healthy Skin
The general condition of your dog’s skin and coat are good indicators of its health. A healthy coat should be shiny and smooth, not brittle or coarse, and healthy skin should be supple and clear, not greasy, flaky or bumpy. …
Dr. Thomson Attends VMX
From January 19-21, Dr. Thomson attended the VMX (Veterinary Meeting and Expo) in Orlando. This is an international annual meeting with veterinarians from all over the world attending. There was approximately 17,000 veterinarians who attended this year’s VMX! Dr. Thomson spent …
Home Dental Care
Despite its differences, the mouth of a dog or cat has a lot of similarities to a human mouth. As we eat, we release small food particles which can be used by bacteria for growth. These bacteria form a film …
Continuing Education – The Gulf Atlantic Veterinary Conference
On Saturday, December 8th, Dr. Bliss and Dr. Postiglione along with Melanie, Cammie and Michelle attended The Gulf-Atlantic Veterinary Conference in Boca Raton, Florida. While there, they each were able to experience first-rate speakers, cutting-edge veterinary education, and exceptional networking opportunities. Our …
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Cancer Myths
The Internet offers many resources to help you understand your pet’s health. The problem with finding information online is that many resources are either outdated or not credible. Although the World Wide Web is a great resource, it should never …