Monthly Archives: December 2009

New Year’s Resolutions With Our Pets

Posted on by Lynne Hudlow

With the New Year just around the corner, I’ve been spending a lot of time thinking about New Year’s Resolutions and how my Pets fit in. New Year’s is especially important because it reminds me how quickly time passes. While … Continue reading

Prepping Your Pets for Holiday Festivities

Posted on by Christine Antles

During the holiday season, many of our clients ask our veterinarians if they should be worried about their Pets getting into their holiday goodies. The answer is an emphatic “yes”! There are many unhealthy (and even dangerous) foods that tempt … Continue reading

From the Doctor’s Files: Puppy Facing Paralysis

Posted on by Susannah Teran-Brock, DVM

As a veterinarian you get pretty used to hearing some unusual stories and fielding some strange questions. Occasionally, though, there will be a story that sticks in your head and captures the imagination of the entire staff. Such is the … Continue reading

Meet Virgil

Posted on by Gerry Spencer

When we adopted Virgil from our local shelter, he had a picture on his kennel that said, “Please save my life!” My husband couldn’t stand the thought of this beautiful dog being put down so he rushed down and picked him up. … Continue reading

Rudy, The Orange Cat

Posted on by Mike Logan

I got Rudy from a shelter back in 1993. He was a kitten in a cage full of kittens. He walked right over and chose me. From the start, he was different. He loved belly-rubs, sleeping between my feet and … Continue reading

Dieting Tips for Your Pet

Posted on by Lynne Hudlow

The other day my friend called me upset because she came home from the vet basically with the news that she has a fat cat. She was ridden with guilt and concern because she is aware that she may overfeed … Continue reading