Pet Education

Does Your Pet Need an MRI, or an Expert Veterinarian?

Does your pet really need that MRI?

Things to know before concluding your pet “needs an MRI.” Most people don’t think twice about the process of making a diagnosis, because it is almost never shown. The doctor runs a test and the test result is the diagnosis, right? As it turns out, this is not always the case. Each blood test, each […]

 

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Toxic Plants for Dogs and Cats

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The Pet Parents Guide to two of the most dangerous plants you might find around your home. Cats and dogs are curious animals, which is why we love them. However, their curiosity can sometimes be detrimental to their health. One common but rarely known danger for your pet can be found in your yard, as […]

 

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Coyote Attacks on Pets in and Around Los Angeles County.

Coyote Attacks in California

Pet attacks more frequent in Los Angeles Over the course of the past year, Animal Specialty Group has noticed a rise in the number of coyote attacks on pets in the Los Angeles area. The UC Davis Agriculture and Natural Resources Research and Extension Centers attribute the increase in coyote population in urban areas not […]

 

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Limping Dogs: Causes, Concerns & Treatments

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When in the early stages of life and still growing, there are a number of diseases that may cause pain that results in limping dogs. In many cases, if a dog has a broken bone they will be very reluctant to put any weight on the limb at all. Although many of them will get […]

 

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Rattlesnake Attacks on Pets

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Tis’ the Ssssseason for Rattlesnakes… With sunny skies on the horizon, it’s no wonder people and animals alike enjoy relishing in the great outdoors. And when it comes to soaking up the sun, rattlesnakes are no different. Rattlesnakes in particular go through an annual hibernation, usually from November until February. So when temperatures start to […]

 

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