Does your dog somehow automatically get 15 percent cuter when he notices you going into the kitchen or putting burgers on the grill? Our canine pals have a special way of becoming even more adorable as they age. Fido will never outgrow his love of food, but his nutritional needs will change over time. Read on for some great tips from a Greater Cincinnati veterinarian on how to feed a senior dog. Stay On Top … Read More
November 12th is Animal Enrichment Day. This is important for all animals, and is especially critical for dogs. Enrichment plays a huge role in your pup’s mental and emotional well-being, which in turn greatly affect his physical health. Bored pooches are much more likely to engage in destructive behavior, such as digging, chewing, eating the couch, and even aggression. Here, a Greater Cincinnati vet lists some ‘pawesome’ ways to provide your canine pal with enrichment. … Read More
Do you have a pool? It’s great to have a private swimming spot where you can relax and soak up some sun, or just cool off on a hot day. Many of our canine patients absolutely love swimming. However, not all pups are cut out for water. Pools can be very dangerous for dogs, especially for those that don’t swim well. A local Greater Cincinnati vet discusses pool safety for dogs in this article. How … Read More
Does your canine companion get super excited at the very thought of a yummy snack? Fido is always cute, but he’s never more adorable than he is when he’s angling for a treat. With the hottest time of the year approaching, you’ll want to offer your pooch some cool and refreshing snacks. A Clermont County vet offers some suggestions in this article. Ice Cream Ice cream is a beloved summer snack, and a perfect treat … Read More
May is Responsible Animal Guardian Month. Like many other pet awareness events and holidays, this is meant to help improve the lives and conditions of our furred, scaled, and feathered friends, by raising awareness about what it truly means to be a good guardian. A local Greater Cincinnati vet lists some of the most crucial points of that in this article. Understanding Pets’ Needs All of our animal companions have the same basic … Read More
Does your canine buddy come running when he realizes you’re cooking something? Fido is always cute, but he’s extra adorable when he knows dinnertime is approaching, or if he thinks you may share a yummy treat. Making sure your pooch is eating wholesome, nutritious food is very important. A Greater Cincinnati vet offers some tips on doggy nutrition below. Check Labels Pet food companies use slick marketing tactics to make their products seem … Read More
Did you know that your canine companion can get the flu? In fact, there’s an outbreak going on now. Fido’s version, canine influenza virus (CIV)–also often called the dog flu—is an influenza A virus. There are several strains, but the two that are most common in the US are H3N8 and H3N2. These strains are both extremely contagious, and are the culprits behind the current outbreak. A local vet offers some information on this below. … Read More
If you enjoy walks with Fido as much as he does, ensuring he wears the most comfortable and maneuverable attire can help make your daily adventures together all the more enjoyable. While collars may be the more traditional and convenient option, some dogs are better off wearing a harness. Read on to find out the pros and cons of dog collars vs harnesses and see which one is best for you and your canine pal. … Read More
November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month, and you guessed it -just like humans, pets can get cancer too. In fact, cancer is the leading cause of death in older dogs and cats, so it’s important that we have the best resources available for the prevention and treatment of this disease. Read on as a local vet talks about National Pet Cancer Awareness Month and things you can do to lower your pet’s risk of … Read More
The AKC welcomed a few more pups into its roster this year. One of the most striking is without a doubt the Hungarian Mudi, a sharp and energetic herding dog from Hungary. A local vet introduces Fido in this article. Basics Mudis are about medium, size wise. They usually get to be between 15 and 19 inches tall, and should weigh between 18 and 30 pounds. Their life expectancy is also average, at about 12 … Read More
