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Care of Surgical Sites in Dogs

Care of Surgical Sites in Dogs

How are surgical incisions closed? The surface or skin layer of your dog’s surgical incision may have been closed with surgical glue, sutures, or staples. The suture pattern used to close the skin depends on the length of the incision and how much tension is present across the incision. The sutures may be placed on the skin surface or they…

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Safe Handling of Medications at Home

Safe Handling of Medications at Home

How can I handle and store medications safely?   Medications can do more harm than good if they are stored or administered incorrectly. Protect your family and pets by handling medications safely. Here are some best practices for medication safety. Keep human and pet medication separate. Although humans and pets often take the same medicines, many are dangerous if given…

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Dogs with Food Intolerance

Dogs with Food Intolerance

What is the difference between food allergies and food intolerance (adverse food reactions) in dogs? Traditionally, the terms “food allergy” and “food intolerance” have been used to describe all adverse food reactions in dogs. Food intolerance is the most accurate term for adverse food reactions in dogs. Food intolerance covers a large number of adverse food reactions that do not involve…

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Does your pet have kissable breath?

Does your pet have kissable breath?

Halitosis in Dogs      What causes halitosis in dogs? Halitosis is an offensive odor coming from the mouth. Halitosis can be caused by: Bacteria associated with plaque and/or tartar Decomposing food particles retained within periodontal pockets Persistent bleeding due to coagulation abnormalities Tissue death from oral tumors The most common cause of halitosis in dogs is periodontal disease arising from…

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Why should your pet have their teeth cleaned?

Why should your pet have their teeth  cleaned?

Clean dogs are usually healthy dogs, but practicing good hygiene takes practice. If the practice starts when your dog is a puppy, it will likely be easy to keep them clean throughout their life. Why is hygiene a concern? In the wild, dogs maintain their own hygiene without human intervention, but this level of cleanliness is seldom adequate for human…

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The top 10 strangest things consumed by pets

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