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New Campaign Supports an In-Clinic Education Program Sponsored by the AVMA and Fort Dodge Animal Health Is it risky for your cat to chase a squirrel? Or your dog to drink from a puddle? How risky are fleas and ticks? These are some of the questions raised in a new public service campaign "Being a Pet is Risky Business" from the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA). Funded by an educational grant from Fort Dodge Animal Health, the campaign seeks to raise awareness about common pet disease risks a

Murray gets his ear medicine! Fishead2007 1 min - Jun 26, 2007
This is how Murray reacts to a medicine we put in his ears to get out moisture and prevent wax buildup

Indoor Cats are Not Immune Vets Suggest Monthly Protection. If your cat is coughing or having trouble breathing, it could mean heartworms. New research has revealed that these signs, which are often misdiagnosed as feline asthma or allergic bronchitis, could indicate a cat is suffering from Heartworm Associated Respiratory Disease (HARD). Unfortunately, there is no medication available to treat heartworm disease in cats, so prevention is crucial. Cats get infected with heartworm larvae from a mosquito bite