Monthly Archive: February 2018
Author: Marsha LoVerso
February 28, 2018
Although it is a natural part of life, it is never easy saying goodbye to your beloved canine companion. During this stage of life, you will want to make your dog as comfortable as possible to make the transition easier…
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Author: Marsha LoVerso
February 27, 2018
Jun 11, 2014 When it Comes to Pets, Life and Death Decisions Are Never Easy by Dr. Joanne Intile To describe animals as essential family members is somewhat of an understatement. Most of the pets I see are considered “children”…
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Author: Marsha LoVerso
February 26, 2018
Jun 12, 2013 The Dreaded Mast Cell Tumor by Dr. Joanne Intile Of all the tumors…
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Author: Marsha LoVerso
February 25, 2018
Apr 29, 2014 Before You See a Cancer Specialist, Have Records in Hand by Dr. Joanne Intile As a veterinary specialist, I rely on a steady stream of referrals to keep my schedule full and maintain an active caseload. Sometimes…
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Author: Marsha LoVerso
February 24, 2018
Mar 25, 2014 Is a Cancer Specialist Necessary for Your Pet? by Dr. Joanne Intile The common cancers we see in companion animals (e.g., lymphoma and mast cell tumors) are what I affectionately refer to as the “bread and butter”…
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Author: Marsha LoVerso
February 23, 2018
Image: Africa Studio / via Shutterstock Help Your Pet Fight Cancer By David F. Kramer It’s estimated that six million dogs and six million cats, as well as more than 12 million of their human friends, will be diagnosed with…
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Author: Marsha LoVerso
February 22, 2018
Image: Monkey Business Images / via Shutterstock Cancer is the #1 Disease-Related Killer of Pets Many people do not realize that cancer is not just a human condition; it affects our pets as well. In fact, cancer is the number…
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Author: Marsha LoVerso
February 21, 2018
Posted on February 12, 2018 by Cat Faeries Kitty enjoying a potted catnip plant so much that the chirping birds are completely ignored! We love that the cat is in a harness on a patio, safe from cars and icky people! COMMENTS FROM…
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Author: Marsha LoVerso
February 20, 2018
The common cold isn’t just for people: dogs can get colds too. If your dog is coughing and sniffling, you should of course take them to the vet to rule out more serious illnesses. But for a mild cough or…
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Author: Marsha LoVerso
February 19, 2018
http://www.catfaeries.com/index.html CHECK OUT THESE COOL CAT TATOOS! We found two great videos of CATtoos (a tattoo of a cat or cats) that we couldn’t select just one of them. Here’s the first one. Posted…
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Author: Marsha LoVerso
February 18, 2018
http://www.onlynaturalpet.com/holistic-healthcare-library/behavioral-emotional/110/why-do-dogs-eat-poop-summary.aspxhttp://Only Natural Pet Store/ One of the most common issues for canines is stool-eating, technically known…
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Author: Marsha LoVerso
February 17, 2018
Slideshow: How to Brush Your Dog’s Teeth Step One: Find the Right Time Brush your dog’s teeth when she’s calm and relaxed. Your goal: Set a routine. Working up to brushing daily is ideal. But if her mouth is healthy,…
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Author: Marsha LoVerso
February 16, 2018
FROM LOVINMYPUP.COM ADMIN: In addition to the FitBark Activity Monitor, this company’s app provides the pet parent with many articles and suggestions. This is an amazing product. If you want to have access to the information that they provide as…
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Author: Marsha LoVerso
February 15, 2018
Authored by Dr. Jason Nicholas (Dr. J) February 9, 2015 Are you noticing any concerning changes…
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Author: Marsha LoVerso
February 14, 2018
By Laura Petrecca and Sabrina Treitz, USA TODAY Many folks will pamper very unconventional valentines today: their pooches. And their felines. And even their feathered friends. One in five Americans will…
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