Visiting Vet: Vineyard connections
The return of Dr. Jasny’s column.
Visiting Vet: Is it edible? Ziggy thinks so.
This puppy is not a fussy eater.
Visiting Vet: Diabetes in cats
New treatments are available, but they require monitoring.
Visiting Vet: Old, loud cats
There are some aspects that can be addressed.
Visiting Vet: Adventurous veterinarians
Examining a bear’s mouth is, well, a bear.
Visiting Vet: Hypoglycemia or insulinoma?
Lulu’s blood glucose was low. Scary low.
Visiting Vet: Feline intestinal parasites
Parasites have fascinating life cycles, some with near vegetative states.
Visiting Vet: Avian influenza is near
Here’s some information on protecting yourself, your family, and your animals.
Visiting Vet: Leptospirosis vaccines
Vaccination guidelines for pets can provide owners and vets a sensible local approach.
Visiting Vet: Holiday hazards
Holly and mistletoe are no-nos for pets.
Visiting Vet: The good new days
There is much to be thankful for now.
Visiting Vet: Time is of the essence
Fluorouracil ointment is dangerous for cats and dogs.
Visiting Vet: Keeping Halloween pet-friendly
Are you sure your vizsla needs a costume?
Visiting Vet: Lone star questions, answered
Fast-moving ticks with four or five diseases require a whole lot of information.
Visiting Vet: Solving mysteries
Sometimes the usual treatment doesn’t work, and it’s time for more serious measures.
Visiting Vet: No pain in the neck
There are a few reasons why a playful pup could have sudden pain after a playdate.
Visiting Vet: We’ve got this
Answering phones, setting appointments, and seeing clients in August — we can do it!
Visiting Vet: Tips for Nervous Nellies
Pup afraid of thunder? Lightning? Wind? Any loud noise?
Visiting Vet: Summertime hazards
No dogs left in cars. And that’s just the start.
Visiting Vet: The tale of PeeWee
Your hypothetical cat is acting up again.
Visiting Vet: Brain inflammation — MUOs
Rapid treatment saves lives.
Visiting Vet: Do dogs get poison ivy?
Fido isn’t allergic to it, but he could pass it to you.
Visiting Vet: Captain Jack
Subtle signals can warn of aggression, or call attention to underlying concerns.
Visiting Vet: Aslan in his old age
Just like with humans, there are certain diseases that increase as felines age.
Visiting Vet: Dog aggression — take it seriously
Don’t downplay it until it is too late.
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