Age is Not a Disease! Thoughts About Senior Dogs…
I love dogs, especially the oldies. Over the last 8 years, I have had six senior dogs as part of my family. The experiences with
Category Archives : Veterinary Medical
Cat Scratching….Help!!
Concerns about inappropriate scratching among cat owners are a common occurrence. In some cases, the destruction is bad enough that pet parents consider re-homing their
Puppy Socialization during COVID-19…What to do?!!
Socialization is the exciting stage of life when a puppy is open to new experiences. This crucial time period from roughly 3 – 14 weeks
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
Coronavirus (COVID-19)-Companion Animal Q&A
Hi everyone, its Dr. Wendy. Let’s talk Coronavirus! We are fielding an increasing number of calls from concerned clients about the human Coronavirus (COVID-19) and
Nature Lover, Cat Lover…Should a Cat Go Outside?
Nature lover, Cat lover…a perspective. An outdoor cat is any cat that spends time outdoors including feral, stray, farm, unowned, and indoor/outdoor cats. An estimate from 2013 suggests that outdoor
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
Getting Your Dog in Shape for Summer Outdoor Adventures
Spring has Sprung! After a long winter it is easy for us here in Bellingham to get excited for the summer months and all the great outdoor activities that are
Help! My Pet’s Got an Itch!!
There is nothing more frustrating than being woken all night listening to a pet scratch, chew and lick. And if you have experienced this, you know that it is probably
New Puppy or Kitten? Time to Get Social!
Socialization is a critical time period in the development of young animals, allowing them to lead well-adjusted lives and to encourage a future of positive interactions with people, places, animals,