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How to Prevent Heartworms in Dogs & Cats
The topic of pet parasite prevention is a hot one during the spring and summer, but not so much in the middle of what’s starting to feel like a very long winter. However, because of the heartworm life cycle (which includes a 6-month incubation period), pets who stop their medication are at risk year-round.
There are over 20 types of heartworm-carrying mosquitoes, and they’re all active at different times of the year. Fortunately, heartworm prevention is highly effective and is something that can be observed 365 days a year!
Continue…In Pursuit Of A Long And Happy Nine Lives: Why Cat Wellness Matters
Thanks to the independent, self-sufficient, even stoic nature of our pet cats, it’s easy to overlook the need for regular wellness care. After all, kitty seems fine, so why go through the trouble of a cat wellness exam?
The truth is, cats are masters at hiding illness and injury, and you likely won’t know anything is wrong with him or her until the situation is critical. During a routine wellness exam your veterinarian may be alerted to a potential problem or health issue, giving us the opportunity to nip it in the bud and potentially save your cat needless suffering, increase his or her chance of a full recovery, and even save money. Continue…