October is Adopt A Shelter Dog Month! Going to a shelter is a great way to find your new pet. You’ll not only be able to choose from a variety of adorable pooches, you’ll also be helping other animals. Read on as a Columbia, MD vet discusses adopting a shelter dog. Benefits of Adopting From A Shelter There are many reasons to adopt from a shelter. For one thing, you’ll be giving a sweet pooch … Read More
February is Spay/Neuter Awareness Month! If you haven’t had your pet fixed yet, we recommend getting this done right away. Read on as a Columbia, MD vet discusses getting Fluffy and Fido fixed. Promoting Good Animal Welfare One reason spaying and neutering is so widely recommended is that it promotes good animal welfare. We know, puppies and kittens are adorable, but there are just far too many homeless pets in shelters already. The best thing … Read More
Do you have a kitty? One of the many things to love about cats is the fact that they are very clean pets. Fluffy will carefully groom herself every day, making sure her pretty fur stays soft and shiny. However, some people do like to bathe their cats. There’s nothing wrong with bathing your feline friend, as long as your vet doesn’t object. There are some things to keep in mind, however. Read on as … Read More
Does your dog sometimes put his paw on your leg when he wants a walk or a belly rub? It’s hard to refuse these charming requests from our canine friends! Actually, Fido’s paws are crucial to his health and mobility, so taking good care of them is very important. A local Columbia, MD vet discusses taking care of your pup’s paws in this article. Nails Don’t let your furry buddy’s claws get too long! Overgrown … Read More
Is your canine buddy packing on the pounds? If so, he isn’t the only one. Canine obesity is reaching epidemic proportions. By some estimates, over half of our furry pals are overweight or obese. Fido will still be super cute if he’s chubby, but don’t be fooled into thinking your pudgy pet is just pampered. That extra weight can do some serious damage to your dog’s health! In this article, an Ellicott City, MD vet … Read More
Your gray tabby Murray is the most ravenous cat you’ve ever seen. This four-year-old feline eagerly waits for each feeding, and he scarfs down his kibbles with impressive speed. Recently, however, your healthy-eating cat has just fidgeted with his meals, consuming a few bites before leaving the room. You’re concerned about poor nutrition, and worried about a developing medical condition. Tomorrow, your Ellicott City veterinarian will give Murray a physical exam, plus expert nutritional and … Read More
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