Tag: District Vet
Dog Flu Should Not Be Ignored
Winter is usually known for respiratory illnesses in humans, especially influenza. Humans’ best friend can also get their own influenza viruses, which are not...
Does Your Cat Have Arthritis
Osteoarthritis in cats is similar to that in people and dogs. OA, also referred to as degenerative joint disease, is where cartilage is worn...
Cats and Furniture: A Roundtable
A perpetual question emerging from most lovers and servants to cats is how to prevent scratching of furniture. Cat have claws, and they certainly...
Some Sweeteners Are No Good For Dogs: The District Vet
Not all that is sweet is good for your dog. In our quest for lower glycemic index and reduced calorie sweeteners, xylitol has become...
Infectious Tracheobronchitis, Known As Kennel Cough
A common phone call: ‘My one-year-old dog has this honking cough, while she be ok?” In many respects dogs are like small children, they...
The Importance of a Physical Exam
For best health we visit the dentist at least once per year. And like clockwork see your physician for a physical examination. Your pets...
District Veterinary Opens Third Location
Four-legged family members will feel at home immersed in a variety of couches, floor level windows and friendly smiles at District Veterinary.
The practice's...
Don’t Eat That Plant!
Many people enjoy having houseplants and pets in their home. It is possible to have both coexist safely. A number of plants are dangerous...
Weighing In on Pet Weight
Congratulations dearest reader! By the end of this article you will have the power to help your furry friends live an extra two years!
Every...
Ticks: Perennial Problem for Human and Animal Health
Ticks are a perennial problem for human and animal health, as they are vectors of transmission of various potentially debilitating ailments. Utilizing flea and...