Coronavirus (COVID-19)-Companion Animal Q&A Update 4-6-2020
The following blog post is an update from Dr. Wendy Zawoysky’s post on 3/3/2020. We strive to keep our clients informed with the best information
Author Archives : Dr. Mark Kummer, Medical Director
FDA Warning- “Grain Free” Diets Linked to Heart Disease?
Potential Link Between Grain-Free Diets and Heart Disease in Dogs- Diet Change Recommended for Safety The FDA published an article late last week highlighting a potential link between certain brands
FDA Fact Sheet on Isoxazoline-containing Flea and Tick Products, Including Credelio
https://www.fda.gov/AnimalVeterinary/ResourcesforYou/AnimalHealthLiteracy/ucm620940.htm The FDA released a Fact Sheet today to help ensure that pet-owners and veterinarians are aware of potential neurologic side effects from flea and tick preventive products containing that
Parasite Control Recommendations
Parasite Prevention 2018 Helping you to maintain optimal health in your 4-legged family members has always been our primary focus at Fairhaven Vet, and parasite-control is an increasingly important part
FVH Puppy and Kitten Care Recommendations
Dr. Kummer, medical director and owner of the Fairhaven Veterinary Hospital, has recently updated the recommendations for care of your new puppy or kitten. Kitten Care Recommendations Puppy
WA State Canine Influenza Update
Canine Influenza Canine Influenza Update by Dr. Mark Kummer — January 12, 2018: Despite the “red-flag” raised by a recent Fox News article, republished this week by the Bellingham herald, there
Travelling with your pet?
Written by Dr. Mark Kummer Canada by car: All pets greater than 3-months of age must be accompanied by a current Rabies vaccination certificate. No health certificate is needed. Remember,
Arthritis and Our Pets
FVH Senior Pet Handout Arthritis in Dogs Arthritis (also known as Degenerative Joint Disease or “DJD”) is one of the most common diseases of older animals affecting both dogs and
Heartworm in WA?
What is heartworm? Are pets at risk for heartworm disease in western Washington? How do I protect my pet from contracting this serious parasitic infection? These are important questions asked