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December 16, 2023 In the past few years, there has been a notable increase in pet ownership, turning the veterinary sectorinto an appealing investment prospect for major corporations. The acquisition of new practices by thesecorporations is frequently low-key, posing a…
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New Respiratory Illness Impacting Canines

November 27th, 2023 | Jan Rosen, DVM, Medical Director Dear Clients, Many of you have heard about a new respiratory disease that vets are reporting in dogs.  Not much is known about it, but a virus most likely causes it.  …
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House-Training Your Puppy

When you are away from home or unable to watch your puppy Confine him to a “safe” room which you can easily clean if there are accidents (a room without carpeting or rugs.) Provide a comfortable bed in one corner,…
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Crate-Training Your Puppy

Dogs are naturally inclined to nest in dens, so spending a few hours in a comfortable crate is not unnatural or cruel.  The crate should be high enough for your dog to sit up straight and still have another 6…
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How To Brush Your Dog’s Teeth

All dogs are healthier, more comfortable and likely to live longer if they have their teeth brushed regularly!  Unbrushed teeth tend to become infected and may loosen and fall out.  This is painful and unhealthy, and the bacteria in dental…
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Home Care for Cats

DIET Kittens and cats should be fed 2 to 3 times a day.  You can switch to adult cat food at 1 year of age.  Canned cat food is preferred over dry cat food, as the canned food is lower…
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How to Brush Your Cat’s Teeth

All cats are healthier, more comfortable and likely to live longer if they have their teeth brushed regularly!  Unbrushed teeth tend to become infected and may loosen and fall out.  This is painful and unhealthy, and the bacteria in dental…
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Tips for Bringing Your Cat to the Vet

Lowering the Stress of Your Cat’s Vet Visit By Dr. Jan Rosen Taking your cat to the vet is often very stressful for your cat!!  Many devoted cat owners avoid bringing their cats to the vet for this reason.  Here are…
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Intestinal Parasites

RoundwormsRoundworms are the most common intestinal parasites found in pets. They are sometimes seen in the stool and look like spaghetti.  Typical symptoms include a pot-bellied appearance, weight loss, and diarrhea.  Young pets usually get roundworms from their mothers.  Adult…
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Pet Insurance

Once-fatal pet diseases are now treatable, yet can be expensive. Pet insurance makes these treatments affordable, providing peace of mind for pet owners who want their pet to get the best treatment. Most offer discounts when insuring one or more pets,…
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Canine Vaccines DVC Recommends

DAPP (Distemper, Adenovirus, Parainfluenza and Parvovirus): This is a 5-way vaccine which is recommended for every dog. Distemper is a severe and sometimes deadly virus that can affect the entire body, including the brain. Parvo is another dangerous virus which…
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