English bulldogs (and some other breeds, to a lesser degree) can be prone to a condition called “screw tail.” This condition is the result of an abnormally-shaped tail, often resembling a corkscrew. For companions with screw tail, skin infections and… Read More
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Easing Your Companion’s Recovery With an E-Collar After Veterinary Surgery
Fostering recovery for your fur-baby after veterinary surgery can be incredibly difficult. Our companions do not always know what is best for their health and may paw, lick, or scratch at incision sites or stitches. When guardians look to keep… Read More
Benefits of Choosing a Board-Certified Veterinary Surgeon For Your Companion’s Treatment
Dog parents want to provide the best for their fur-babies: healthy treats, enriching toys, and all of the love and belly rubs that their pups can handle. Of course, guardians must also provide the best possible medical care. If your… Read More
Diagnosis and Treatment of Lateral Patellar Luxation for Dogs
Like humans, dogs can sometimes dislocate their kneecaps. This is called “patellar luxation,” and it can cause dogs to limp or skip. Both trauma and genetic factors can contribute to this condition. In mild cases, physical therapy alone can be… Read More