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
Category Archives : Veterinary Medical
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,
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
Veterinary Visits- Managing for a Fear Free Return Home
Have you ever experienced this scenario? You’ve just picked up your beloved pet from the hospital and returned home only to have your other pets act aggressively or ignore their
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
Annual Flea Product Sale Starts April 1st!!
Intestinal Parasites in Cats and Dogs…Should You Be Worried?
Common Intestinal Parasites Keeping your pets healthy requires consideration of what may be happening inside. Intestinal parasites are commonly seen on routine fecal tests. While many patients have clinical signs