Halloween sends more pets to veterinary clinics than almost any other single evening. Four things cause nearly all of it: chocolate and sweets within reach, a front door opening a hundred times, costumes, and decorations
Scooting is most often a sign of anal sac discomfort rather than worms. Dogs and cats have two small scent sacs just inside the anus that normally empty during a bowel movement. When they do not empty properly they becom
A hot spot is a patch of acute moist dermatitis that can appear and spread within hours, leaving skin red, wet, painful and losing hair. Late summer in Dunbar-Southlands brings damp coats, humidity, fleas and pollen, so
Summer play in Dunbar means more time at the park, and more chances for dogs to grab sticks, small balls, or chewed-off toy pieces. If your dog is choking, gagging, or struggling to breathe, act fast and head to emergenc
A new kitten needs an early veterinary exam, a series of vaccinations starting around six to eight weeks, deworming, and a plan for spaying or neutering and microchipping. Good nutrition,
Indoor cats live longer, safer lives, but they still need regular veterinary care. Cats are experts at hiding illness, so problems like dental disease, weight gain, and kidney changes often
