Article written by Anne Marie Falk Obesity is not just a problem in people; pets are packing on the pounds too! A recent report from the National Academy of Science shows that one in four pets is overweight or obese. This problem can no longer be ignored! How much does a fat pet weigh? “Putting [...]
by Veterinary & Aquatic Services Department, Drs. Foster & Smith, Inc Pellets: Pellets are most important in the younger stages of rabbit development because they are highly concentrated in nutrients, helping to ensure proper weight gain. A quality pellet food should be high in fiber (18% minimum) and nutritionally balanced. As a rabbit reaches maturity, [...]
Article written by Meg Lamont If your dog or cat is getting older, you may notice subtle differences in your pet such as a change in appetite or sleeping patterns. These changes could be a normal part of the aging process, but should be checked out by a veterinarian since they also may be symptoms [...]
Article written by College of Veterinary Medicine Theresa A. Fuess, Ph.D., VM-3 Pediatric or Early Spay Neuter refers to spaying or neutering pets at a much earlier age than the old six month standard. With today’s anesthetics, advanced monitoring equipment, and surgical techniques, not only are these procedures safe in young puppies and kittens, the [...]
