Kennel cough is often caused by a combination of bacteria and/or viruses that are frequently seen in places where dogs congregate in small areas such as at dog parks, grooming parlors, and in boarding kennels. I also find that the incidence of kennel cough is highest under conditions where pets are fed poor nutritional diets,… [Read more]
Why does my cat groom MY hair?
Cats are meticulous about their own grooming, and anyone with a cat knows that they spend literally hours every day grooming their fur. In fact, it’s estimated by some experts that adult cats spend up to half of their waking hours self-grooming. However, some cats take grooming to another level and will even lick human… [Read more]
Treating ear hematomas in pets
One of the most frustrating ear issues seen in dogs, and less commonly cats, is the development of a balloon-like swellings of the ear, known as an ear hematoma. This is more accurately a collection of blood within the cartilage flap of the ear, usually as a result of trauma to the ear, or excessive… [Read more]
Feline acne–not just for adolescent cats
Feline acne is a fairly common problem seen in many cats. It can be caused from clogged hair follicles resulting in the development of blackheads, most commonly appearing on the chin or areas around the lower lips. Very often crusting and/or varying degrees of pus and blackish/brownish discharge may also be present. Some cats will… [Read more]
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