Study Looks at Nutritional Management of Canine Epilepsy
If your dog has epilepsy you'll want to know about a new study that looks at helping to manage the disease through diet.
Honoring Dr. Sophia Yin
Tributes from those who respected Dr. Sophia Yin and always will.
Goodbye Dear Dr. Sophia Yin
In memoriam of Dr. Sophia Yin, my friend
Could My Cat Have a Deranged Knee?
A "deranged" knee? Can that really be a medical term?
Can Ebola Spread to Dogs and Cats? First US Case Heightens Concerns
The Ebola outbreak in Africa has many wondering if dogs and cats could have an outbreak of their own. Especially now that the first Ebola case has been reported in the US, we think it's important to talk about the risks of Ebola in the animal world.
5 Toxins to Watch Out For This Fall
A new season means new dangers, learn how to spot them here.
Pet Sitting Options when You're Away for Vacation
You've earned a vacation, but what happens to your pets while your away? See how to attain piece of mind so that you can really enjoy your time away.
Veterinarians are Working with Medical Doctors to Promote Early Detection of Lyme Disease
Good things happen when human and animal doctors come together to combat Lyme disease.
How a Microchip Helped Giget Get Home
Why are microchips so important? Here's another story of how one saved this little Jack Russell's life.
Mitral Insufficiency: A Leading Cause of Heart Failure in Cats
While mitral valve disease can be from a stricture (abnormal narrowing), most commonly it is associated with a leaky valve or “valvular insufficiency.”