Your pet’s eyes see the world differently than ours do, but they still can develop many of the same vision and ocular issues that we can, from corneal ulcers to...
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Seizures in pets can be frightening. Seemingly without warning, your dog may suddenly start convulsing or shaking uncontrollably. Knowing what to do – and what can be done about it...
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March is Pet Poison Prevention Awareness Month. Most pet parents would likely say they’re good at keeping hazardous substances away from their pets, but consider this: not all toxins are...
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Like us, pets can battle heart conditions that are present at birth (congenital) or develop over time (acquired). These diseases affect the heart muscle, heart valves, electrical conduction of the...
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Would you consider having your dog or cat join our blood donor program to help save another pet’s life? If your answer is yes, read on: Just like in human...
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By Joan Eve Quinn, Communications Specialist Guardian Veterinary Specialists urges pet owners to consider purchasing health insurance for their furry family members. Having a pet health insurance policy in place...
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As we’ve seen in recent years, more than ever, health care is an ever-evolving, rapidly changing field. In veterinary medicine, as in human medicine, there is an incredible volume of...
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Boo Boo and Candy are young siblings from Forgotten Felines rescue. They were born without eyelids. Veterinary Ophthalmologist, Dr. Kyle Tofflemire and his team used tissue grafts from the cats'...
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