Sarasota Dog News

CriticalVetCare is among the first 10 clinics worldwide to add a new generation of high definition computer-aided tomography equipment (CT scan) with the installation of a 3D Vimago, and it is the first clinic locally with CT scanning capability in-house. The Epica Medical Innovation’s Vimago CT Scan uses new imaging technology to provide enhanced 3D […]

This girl was rescued by a wonderful couple off the streets of Yangon, Burma as a puppy. They imported her over to the United States in hopes of finding her a home. She had quite the trip to get here too. Charlee is approximately 5 years old. She is good with most other dogs and […]

By Dr. Anne Chauvet, For people, fireworks are fun, but for dogs and other pets they are loud, unpredictable and the sort of noise that can induce an overwhelming sense of fear.  Firework phobia is often accompanied by other anxieties, such as fear of thunderstorms or separation anxiety. What is the cause of such fear […]

With Dr. Anne Chauvet of Critical Vet Care Q:   We just got a female puppy and everyone is telling me I should spay her before she’s six months old. Why? What are the benefits of spaying? Dr. Chauvet:  The population of dogs and cats in our nation and the world is increasing despite the worldwide […]

SarasotaDog’s own Rover Reporter, Dr. Sue Nielsen, will appear this Saturday for a local televison program:  “Animal Out Takes”. The show is hosted by Marsha Panuce and she takes audiences on a weekly adventure as she explores the animal kingdom across Sarasota’s Suncoast. Sue Nielsen, also the President of the Friends of the Paw Parks, […]