Floppy, folded, upright, hooded, and more. There are many different kinds of dogs in the world, and many different kinds of dog ears. Caroline Wolff, a Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT) at Doylestown Veterinary Hospital & Holistic Pet Care, has seen – and treated – most of them during her 30 years of practice. While the Read the full article…
One positive outcome of changes made during the pandemic is how telemedicine is improving pet care. Traditional methods of accompanying a pet into the veterinary clinic will always be an option—and preferred by many clients. However, the increased use of telemedicine and on-demand video conferencing technology, like Skype and Zoom, has uncovered real benefits for Read the full article…
As co-owner of Doylestown Veterinary Hospital, Dr. Laura Weis, DVM, specializes in homeopathy and nutritional counseling. When addressing the question of what healthcare items pet owners should have on hand, she says dog owners should start with the basics first – things like gauze, a thermometer, and hydrogen peroxide – before building a more comprehensive Read the full article…
It may sound futuristic, but cold laser therapy for dogs is based on scientific principles that have been in place since the beginning of time. As we see in nature, light influences biological systems and cells. “We know that because of photosynthesis,” says Dr. David MacDonald, “The light from the sun helps plants grow. That’s Read the full article…
Anesthesia-Free Pet Dental Care is part two of a dental health series by Dr. Laura Weis, co-owner of Doylestown Veterinary Hospital & Holistic Pet Care Dental disease, and the associated pain and secondary health complications that accompany it, plague our companion animals. The first article in this two-part series, Pet Dental Health & Care Options Read the full article…
