The focus on feline health and nutrition continues throughout National Take Your Cat to the Vet Month. As the pet parent of two cats, himself, Doylestown’s Dr. David MacDonald, DVM, CVA, CVSMT, understands fully the importance of a balanced, nutritional diet for our feline friends, and regularly doles out advice to cat owners who are Read the full article…
As pet parents, we want our beloved kitties to be healthy and live as long as possible. Despite the prevalence of chronic kidney disease in older cats, some steps can be taken early in a cat’s life to reduce the risk of developing this disease. It is important to understand the difference between acute and Read the full article…
Dr. Jerica Lugo, VMD, wants you and your pet to have the best possible relationship. As the newest member of the Doylestown Veterinary Hospital & Holistic Pet Care team, she hopes to do everything in her power to help foster that bond. Lugo’s passion for truly connecting with animals took root in Connecticut, where she Read the full article…
Fireworks and thunderstorms to crowded, loud parks and beaches are enough to make some dogs fearful and anxious. Being startled by a loud noise or feeling uneasy about a new experience is a normal reaction for a dog. But when a dog has an extreme reaction to noise or a situation, it may be a Read the full article…
The early arrival of intense heat and humidity in the area has been a boon for bloodsucking ticks, dramatically increasing the chance of tick-borne illness in our dogs and cats. Taking steps for preventing and removing ticks is integral to reducing your pet’s risk of contracting a tick-borne disease. Routine inspection after outdoor play is Read the full article…
