Symptoms of a feline thyroid problem include normal behavior, an increased appetite and consistent weight loss. Find out how to recognize hyperthyroidism in felines withhelp from a practicing veterinarian in this free video on pet care. Expert: Robert Sidorsky, DVM Bio: Dr. Robert Sidorsky has been a practicing veterinarian for more than 25 years. Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso
Pet pain relievers
January 6, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Many pets are in pain, but most medications are nothing more than pain relievers. There are ways to make significant improvements in your pet’s comfort level with lasting results. Nutrition is a great place to start. Your veterinarian can devise a weight loss program or at least make sure that your pet is receiving all the nutrients it needs. Animal chiropractic can help balance the body mechanically which will ensure smoother and proper motion in every joint. This will help keep inflammation and pain to a minimum while discouraging arthritic changes.
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Don’t let your dog become a butterball
January 2, 2011 By Leave a Comment
A recent newscast warns that even one buttered vegetable can kill your dog. While that may be true in theory, it is not a common occurrence. The danger lies within a pancreatic reaction in a dog that suffers from an illness such as diabetes or hypothyroidism. Certain drugs can also cause the pancreas to be less tolerant of fatty foods. Regardless of how much table scraps you plan on giving your dog, always clear any food, supplement, or medication with your veterinarian before offering it to your pet.
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Be aware of Lyme disease
December 25, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Lyme disease is rearing its head in Western Pennsylvania. Veterinarians are seeing more cases this year than in recent years. Lyme disease is a potentially fatal disease transmitted from ticks to both animals and humans. Antibiotics can be used to treat the disease. There is a vaccination that can protect your pets, but can cause serious adverse reactions. Your veterinarian can tell you what course of action is best for your pet.
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Signs your cat might have a urinary tract problem
December 24, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Urinary Tract problems are quite common within the feline species. Because the infections make urination painful, common symptoms include a change in frequency of urination or failure to use the litter box. UTIs, as they are called, are usually treated with antibiotics. But frequent use of antibiotics will disrupt the presence of good bacteria in the gut and will deplete your cat’s immunity. Your veterinarian can recommend some natural remedies and can also help to replenish intestinal flora after a course of antibiotics.
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Global Warming May Affect Your Dog’s Health
December 23, 2010 By 4 Comments
Most people can believe that global warming affects sea levels and cause weird variations in weather patterns, but how many would believe that the warmer weather is contributing to a deadly disease of our pets? The rising temperatures across the globe may be helping mosquitoes to survive, which, in turn, are transmitting heartworms to our dogs. Despite this dire news, protection for our friends can be found in a simple monthly tablet. Watch this video to learn more.
Boost your cat’s immunity
December 23, 2010 By Leave a Comment
If you get a cold, Cat’s Claw can help boost your immunity, but what can cats take to boost their immune systems? In the wild, animal instincts lead them to certain plants that will boost their immunity, but domestic cats don’t have access to the same natural remedies. Further, household toxins such as pesticides and artificial food ingredients such as preservatives have a detrimental impact on your cat. Your veterinarian can recommend herbs that can help bolster a feline’s immunity.
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