When the big puppy got to be about 18 months, we made a big mistake. We put his crate away. One of the reasons was – – that the crate itself was so massive – we had over estimated what his full size would be when he was just 12 weeks and ended up with the biggest crate we could find. The black wire box really just wasn’t cutting it in the middle of 1976 living room.
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Have you wondered about the differences in vet care? Complementary, Alternative or Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine? We chatted with Dr. Wendy Ying, of Holistic Veterinary House Calls about these modalities, how they can help and where to learn more. Check it out! In the event that you can’t listen, feel free to peruse our transcript […]
By Dr. Lara de Courtivron One of the first things one is taught in vet school is to establish a system when performing a clinical exam on an animal. Each veterinarian has his/her own way of approaching a physical exam but, if the order in which it is performed never varies, fewer things are likely […]
By: Alisha Corsi Everyone is probably familiar with the “hybrid” little dogs that experienced a lot of popularity over the last 20 years or so, like the Malti-Poo or the Yorkie-Poo. But some of the larger dogs are also being cross-bred. The Gerberian Shepsky is one of those new mixes, a result of breeding a […]
Unlike arthritis or loss of hearing or sight in your dog, the manifestation of epilepsy or a seizure arrives like a tsunami. In most cases, there is no warning and you and your dog are suddenly placed in a terrifying situation. With our dog Kodiak, a Husky-Shepherd mix, we had spent the morning in our […]
