Ask a vet: When it comes to cats and vomiting, how much is too much?

When there’s hair in the goopy mess, it’s tempting to blame hairballs (vets call them trichobezoars). When cats vomit up ...

Ask the Vet: New pet laws, wildfire readiness and healthy weight goals

A new California law banning the sale of dogs and cats under one year old is now in effect, impacting how pets can be sold ...
Yahoo

Ask a Vet: Anal gland issues are gross and painful. Here’s what to do.

<p>Q: I have a 3-year-old Great Dane who we rescued a year ago. He’s had anal gland issues the whole time, which have worsened in the last six months (spends a lot of time licking). He seems to be in ...
WDSU

Ask the Vet: Keeping veterinarian costs down

WEBVTT AND SPEAKING OF SPENDING. THE COST FOR TAKING CARE OF YOUR PET COULD GET KIND OF PRICEY. BUT REMEMBER PREVENTION IS ALWAYS CHEAPER THAN TREATMENT. ESPECIALLY. WHEN IT COMES TO TAKING TRIPS TO ...
MarketWatch

Ask a Vet: How Should I Budget for My New Pet?

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The Baltimore Sun

Ask The Vet: How to approach trimming dog’s nails

We have a one-year-old toy schnauzer and have two issues. Cutting nails — she is out of control and refuses to let me do it and the vet even gave up!! I don’t want to put her to sleep and spend $200 ...
The Baltimore Sun

Ask The Vet: How often should a dog get a bath?

My dog is a mixed breed but appears to have a lot of lab in him. We like to bathe him often but don’t want to dry out his coat or skin. How often should we be giving him a bath? How often and when to ...
WDSU

Ask the Vet: Asthma and allergies

GINA: WELL WHO KNEW THAT DOGS COULD EVEN SUFFER FROM BRONCHITIS, ALLERGIES, AND ASTHMA, BUT THEY CAN. DR. CYNTHIA BENBOW IS HERE TO TELL US MORE ABOUT ASTHMA AND ALLERGY AWARENESS MONTH. THANK YOU FOR ...
The New York Times

5 Questions Every Cat or Dog Owner Should Ask Their Vet

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Sentinel & Enterprise

What to ask your veterinarian

This week, we have been hearing from friends taking animals to the veterinarians. There are many reasons to have a relationship with a vet versus using a “one-stop-clinic,” including continuity of ...
Reading Eagle

Don’t use dog flea prevention on cat [Ask the Vet]

Even if you had activated charcoal, you should not give it because it is contraindicated in certain conditions, including ...
Hartford Courant

Ask the vet: See veterinarian for pet’s red of cloudy eye

Q: My cat was diagnosed with uveitis after I noticed that the iris of one eye had turned red, its pupil was small, and a foggy haze filled the normally clear front of the eye. My veterinarian ...