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Tuesday, August 18, 2015

 

Make Sure They Can Get Home Check Your Pet's Microchip

 

Is your pet's microchip up to date? if your pet were lost, would an animal hospital or shelter be able to contact you once your pet was found?
Its important to get your pet microchipped, but its just as important to make sure that microchip contains the correct information in order for your four-legged friend to get home.

 

Monday, July 27, 2015

 

Pet's and Water Safety : Pools, Boats, and Lakes

 

Summer has finally arrived and your pet can enjoy the cool water just as much as you do. But there are some things to be considered before letting your dog or cat dive into the summer fun:
pet identification
personal floatation device
obedience training
get familier with the water
First aid
bring fresh water for your pet to drink.

 

Tuesday, June 30, 2015

 

Heartworm : A very different Disease in Cats vs. Dogs

 

Both dogs and cats are suscepitible to heartworm infection from mosquitos. Howewer, the unique differences between each species means that heartworm disease in cats is very different than dogs. Cats are not a natural host for the heartworm parasite, Dirofilaria immitis. So, when a cat is bitten by an infected mosquito, the cat's immune system is able to kill most of the immature worms (microfilaria) before they reach adult life stages. Therfore, only a few worms usually reach adulthood in cats. Heartworms thrive in dogs, however, because dogs are a natural host of heartworm. A dog may have upwards of 50 worms inside him.