Girl survives rabies without treatment
In May of 2011, an 8 year old girl recovered from a rabies infection without receiving post-rabies exposure injections. According to UC Davis Children’s Hospital and news reports, she…
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Heat related problems for dogs
This summer we have seen hotter than usual temperatures in many parts of North America, and the weatherman predicts that it will continue through the remainder of the summer….
Adopting a new cat
This is the year of the cat according to the Vietnamese Calendar, and many animal shelters have adopted this theme to promote awareness of cats. The American Humane Association…
The Midnight Crazies
By their nature, cats are nocturnal animals and cats in the wild hunt during the night, when their natural prey is active. Our housecats, even the most pampered and…
Beware of Dog Breath
February is National Pet Dental Health Month. The purpose of Pet Dental Health Month is to raise the awareness that pets need dental care. The American Veterinary Medical Association…
Where should your pet sleep?
Recently, a lot of media attention has been focused on the increased risk of catching an infectious disease from your pets if you allow them to sleep on your…
Veterinary Medicine ranks as one of the top 50 Best Careers in 2011
US News and World Report recently named veterinary medicine as one of the top 50 career choices. The outlook for the profession as a whole continues to be strong,…
What’s in a pet food label?
Pet food labels contain a lot of information, some of which is easily misunderstood. Government regulations dictate the minimum information that will be found on a label, and this…
Chocolate Poisoning
With Easter arriving this month, your pet may get into the treats left behind by the Easter Bunny. With their sensitive noses, dogs can easily sniff out chocolate goodies…
Heartworm Disease Prevention
Heartworm disease is a parasitic disease caused by the blood-borne parasite Dirofilaria immitis. Although the infection is more common in dogs, cats can also become infected. The threat of…
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