by John Maniatty VMD The new human coronavirus outbreak has been all over the news, and the topic has led to a lot of questions for veterinarians. It is being identified as 2019-nCov by the World Health Organization (WHO). The … Continue reading →

Make Your Dog’s Next Walk Worth While Walking the dog is a great way to bond with your pet and enjoy invigorating exercise for two. But if you’re coming home feeling less than satisfied, Rover probably is too, and neither … Continue reading →

“Meal” is one of those controversial ingredients in dog food. And something you should probably know more about. Let’s Define “Meal” Merriam-Webster defines “meal” as “an act or the time of eating a portion of food to satisfy the appetite.” … Continue reading →

As we head into the winter months, we all know that keeping our dogs occupied inside the house can become a challenge. And trying to come up with new ideas on how to keep your dog busy can be more … Continue reading →

I was alone on a dark path one warm fall night, I saw a flash of lightening up ahead and suddenly there was a huge black dog with gleaming red eyes. The dog was larger than any I had ever … Continue reading →

CBD oil is a derivative extracted from the stalk and seed of the cannabis (hemp) plant. Cannabidiol (CBD)/CBD hemp oil is a natural botanical concentrate that is high in the compound CBD. CBD is one of more than 80 cannabinoids … Continue reading →

Canine influenza has two predominant strains in the United States they are H3N8 and H3N2. They are from the orthomyxoviridae family genus influenza. Both strains are highly contagious, almost 100%, with low mortality, less than 10% (1). The H3N8 strain … Continue reading →