Pet Wellness
How Is Heartworm Disease Diagnosed And Prevented?
Heartworm disease is diagnosed with a blood test that detects antibodies to the parasite in cats and antigen produced by the worms in dogs. We recommend testing all dogs once a year, and using healthy and heartworm preventative once a month all year. We recommend testing cats that go outside, and any cats that show signs of respiratory distress or coughing.
Anal Gland Tumors
Brushing Teeth in Cats
Brushing Teeth in Dogs
Buyer beware - purchasing pet drugs online
Cat Behavior and Training - Crate Training and Travel
Cat Behavior Problems - Aggression - Petting Aggression
Chocolate Poisoning for Dogs
Coccidiosis in Dogs
Cystitis and Lower Urinary Tract Disease in Cats
Degenerative Disc Disease in Dogs
Dog Behavior and Training - Crate Training Guide - How to Crate Train
FELV Infection Information Sheet
FISH OIL
Flea Control in Cats
Flea Control in Dogs
Giving Pills to Cats
Giving Pills to Dogs
Heartworm Disease in Dogs - Testing
Hookworm Infection in Dogs
Hyperthyroidism in Cats
Internal Parasites in Cats
Internal Parasites in Dogs
Kidney Failure - Chronic in Dogs
Kitten Behavior and Training - Litter Box Training
Lyme Disease in Dogs - Testing
Obesity in Cats
Pancreatic Disease - Testing
Pancreatitis in Cats
Pet Environment
Resource list-companion animal loss and death
Roundworm Infection in Dogs
Whipworm Infections in Dogs