We all love our dogs from the tip of their nose to the tip of their tails, but dogs’ butts are not usually the topic of
Should I Have Pet Insurance? By: Kathryn Primm, DVM, CVPM This is an excellent question. Insurance is defined by Oxford as “a practice or arrangement by
Your cat is your friend and your housemate, but he is not so far removed genetically from his early feline ancestors. Cats do some odd things
Our New App Makes Caring For Your Pet Easier In addition to collecting all the puppy snuggles we can, our goal is to help make
This article was originally written for www.iheartdogs.com by Kathryn Primm, DVM and lives on their Ask A Vet blog, but we thought that you might enjoy
It is the month of St. Patrick’s Day and although legends abound, we do believe that Patrick himself was pretty lucky. It is said that he
There’s a good chance, wherever you are today in the United States, your local veterinary practice is swamped. Or the veterinary team there feels overwhelmed. Or
The Fall and Winter months include a number of holidays. Halloween, Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa, and New Year’s Day, among others, and should be times of
This post was originally written for Iheartcats, Ask A Vet column. You can see more from Iheartcats by clicking here. When we think of Halloween, black
Every year, I see more flea allergies in the fall. I don't know exactly why. It could be that people stop giving their flea products, thinking
