The wildfires in Maui have affected thousands of people, and their pets. The scenes have been unbelievable, and just so tragic. Wildfires are now burning near[...]
Five of the Deadliest Drugs for Dogs and Cats in Veterinary Medicine You may be surprised, but there are many drugs used in veterinary medicine that,[...]
Chronic vomiting, diarrhea, upset/painful stomach, acid reflux: these are some of the signs of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), which is way too common in our[...]
It seems that more and more dogs/cats/people are developing cancer. Yes I get the ' We/Animals are living longer, so we are seeing more cancer' argument...[...]
You are what you eat... at least that is how the saying goes. Is that really a thing for our dogs and cats? Turns out yes, it[...]
We'll discuss some common mistakes that even well-intentioned veterinarians might make, which I've heard from many subscribers and viewers like you. 1. Lack of Communication When your[...]
Yes... our dogs and cats do get Alzheimer like conditions. In veterinary medicine we call it 'cognitive dysfunction'. The brain is an organ that ages,[...]
Dog Food and DCM: Is There a Hidden Link? Welcome back to my channel! If you're new here, welcome—click up there to subscribe. Don't forget to[...]
Don't give anythingto your pets until you ask your vet? Really? That is what many 'pet professionals' and most veterinary websites tell you to do... . In veterinary[...]
Did you know that heat stroke can happen in as little as 10 minutes? And it can be deadly. The big point here is prevention: knowing[...]
Discovering Naltrexone: A Multi-Purpose Medication Naltrexone is commonly recognized for its use in treating alcohol addiction in humans, helping to reverse the effects of opiates. However,[...]
Lipomas—these benign fatty tumors—are so common in our dogs. Pippi, the friendly yellow lab who's been in so many of our videos, happens to have[...]