“Dogs get diarrhea all of the time,” says Dr. Laura Weis, DVM, of Doylestown Veterinary Hospital. Frequently, it is not a cause for huge alarm – although it is extremely unpleasant for everyone involved. Dr. Weis knows from experience – and not just because of the...
“Dysbiosis” is a serious-sounding word for an imbalance of bacteria in our pets’ gastrointestinal tracts. Frequently the result of illness, aging, the use of certain pharmaceuticals, or the ingestion of toxins – this microbial mix-up is often to blame for various...
As pet owners, we want the very best for our furry friends, both feline and canine, and do our best to keep them happy and healthy via a balanced diet, routine veterinary appointments, and plenty of play and exercise. But sometimes, best intentions can get in the way...
Don’t you love to see your dog smile? As a pet owner, you may have been privy to the misconception that our pets’ dental hygiene hails primarily from routine chewing. But that’s not the case. Without routine dental care, decay, fractures, frustration, and doggie...
Pet parents who have cleaned up the occasional doggie trash bin can attest – our pets have notoriously non-discriminating stomachs. Or, at least, palates. But believe it or not – your dog’s GI tract is a complex marvel that serves as a breeding ground for millions...
