November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month. Cancer is now the leading cause of death in almost half of American dogs and about a third of cats. This is the first in a series of articles focused on pet cancer.
Applying chiropractic thinking in veterinary medicine can be a helpful an assessment tool to better evaluate a pet’s condition. Chiropractic considers the present and important neurologic nature of the body, which allows a veterinary practitioner to think differently about medicine and the nature of the problems seen in practice.
Helping an itchy pet find relief can seem like a never-ending battle. Allergies and skin problems continue to be the number one reason people seek veterinary care for their dogs, and allergic skin disease is the third most common problem seen in cats…
Holistic pet medicine offers a variety of natural therapies to help pets reach beyond their limits for healing.
Are you and your pet prepared for an emergency or natural disaster? Having a pet safety plan could make a stressful situation a bit easier… From epic flooding in the Midwest to flash flooding and an increase in tornado damage in the Northeast, the need to be prepared for an emergency is real. Even if Read the full article…
