You’ve heard the saying: “Never trust a dog to watch your food.” Our canine friends are known for their hearty – and, sure, sometimes indiscriminate – appetites. So, when they stop eating, or show less interest in what’s in their bowl (and when) – it can be concerning...
Dr. Jerica Lugo, VMD, of Doylestown Veterinary Hospital, understands first-hand the importance of maintaining – and enhancing – a senior pet’s quality of life. Dr. Lugo lives with cats Panda and Storm, both 14, and an 11-year-old Boston Terrier mix named Annabelle,...
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...
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...
Here's what pet owners should know about protecting pets from ticks. The prevalence of ticks in our area has increased dramatically due to the early heat and humidity. But you already knew that thanks to the numerous ticks you’ve been removing from your dog. The boom...
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