Ear infections in dogs and cats are a common presentation at veterinary clinics, says Doylestown Veterinary Hospital’s Dr. Mimi Fitchett, DVM. Wherever there’s a dark, moist environment – bacteria and yeast can grow, so infection can develop. “Microbiome is the new...
“Hippity, hoppity, Easter’s on its way.” That bouncing holiday tune was about an iconic rabbit. But when it comes to Easter goodies, our dogs and cats also come into play. Unfortunately, many common Easter staples that we grew up with can pose a significant threat to...
Why is your dog scooting on the carpet? It’s a common question at Doylestown Veterinary Hospital and a common occurrence in many homes. But if your pet is particularly itchy, and you want to avoid a floor show whenever guests arrive, it may be best to seek veterinary...
“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...
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