Post By Dr. Cindy Carter The mouth. It’s a pretty disgusting place, both in humans and in our dog and cat counterparts. It’s warm and wet and a great place for bacteria to set up shop. With that thought in
Post By Dr. Cindy Carter Chiweenie? Corgiedoodle? Coton de Pekingnese? Do you ever wonder just what in the world kind of dog you have? Most of us don’t have an AKC registered pet. We adopt from shelters, Craigslist, or even
Post by Dr. Jamie Senthirajah Overview Has your pup recently become (or has always been) a lazy bum that seems to be packing on the pounds? We’ll it may not be just because he is a couch potato, but he
Post by Dr. Jamie Senthirajah Overview Do you envy your cat because he is able to eat whatever he wants and still loses weight? Well, it may not be good genes keeping him svelte enough to fit in those skinny
Post by Dr. Jamie Senthirajah Heartworm Disease Overview Heartworm disease is an infectious process that can affect your dog. This disease is transmitted from mosquitoes that harbor the infectious larvae they pick up from other pets affected by this disease.
I’m a veterinary technician. When I tell people that I meet my job title, I’m greeted with, “Oh, how cool! You must love dogs!” And I tell them that yes, I love all my pup pals, and the kitty ones
Post by Dr. Cindy Carter What are vaccines and why are they important? Vaccines are non-infectious forms of communicable diseases that are injected into the body to produce an immune response. Protective antibodies are created by the body so that
Post by Dr. Lauren Stump Fleas, allergies, heat stroke… These are things most of us have heard of happening when temperatures get hot, but summertime is also the start of peak season for infection with a lesser known and much
Post by Dr. Lauren Stump With Austin’s plethora of green spaces, who doesn’t want to spend their free time outdoors with their furry friend? Enjoying nature means enjoying everything that comes with it – and this far south, that includes
the H is O. so now what? June is hot, hot, hot and its only the beginning so use this month to perfect your prevention of hot dogs! By now we all SHOULD know that you can’t leave your windows
Austin Culprit #1 Giardia. Montezuma’s Revenge. Man, that Montezuma is a real punk! I mean come one, forgive and forget. Hard to believe he has been gone so long and still inflicting all sorts of good people with some potent
“ALLERGIES DON’T BOTHER ME AT ALL” said no one, ever, ever in their life that has lived in Austin, Texas. Well, it is some sort of weird right of passage I guess. You get the beautiful downtown greenbelt for a
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