Dental disease is one of the most recurring diseases impacting animals, with a reported prevalence of at least 80% in canines over three years of age and as many as 90% in cats over four. In honor of Pet Dental… Read More
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NFL Playoff Party Pet Safety – Go Ravens!
While having friends, family, and neighbors together for holiday celebrations or a big sports event is fun, we may overlook pet safety when entertaining. With new people, sounds, sights, and many foods and beverages, there are several ways for pets… Read More
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Artificial Sweeteners and Pet Safety
Family pets are exposed to various foods with different ingredients, and not all of those ingredients are safe for pets. But what about artificial sweeteners for dogs? Some sweeteners are safe for pets, while others like xylitol, are highly toxic…. Read More
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Cold Weather Safety for Dogs in Northern Baltimore
Winter is upon us in Northern Baltimore! Many breeds are made for the colder weather and enjoy time outside in the snow, but temperatures below 32 degrees Fahrenheit may be problematic for some dogs. While we know that breed, age,… Read More
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Top New Year’s Resolutions for Your Pet
Are you working on a resolution or more for a happier, healthier new year? Consider including some for your pet. Setting and accomplishing goals together is an excellent way to bond with your furry companion and pick up some mutually… Read More
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Tick-Borne Diseases in Monkton, MD
Even though ticks appear like small insects, they are considered to be arachnids, such as mites and spiders. Ticks are often on people’s minds during summer, but they are known to be active all year. Unfortunately, ticks can carry serious… Read More
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Hemangiosarcoma in Dogs
Hemangiosarcoma is a relatively prevalent type of cancer in dogs, accounting for approximately 5-7% of all tumors seen in dogs. In this article, Mount Carmel Animal Hospital explains in detail the significance of hemangiosarcoma in dogs.
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Mystery Illness? Canine Respiratory Disease
We’re sure you’ve heard about this mystery illness affecting dogs in recent weeks. Since the United States doesn’t have a solid surveillance system for infectious diseases in dogs, it’s challenging to track and determine if it’s a canine respiratory disease…. Read More
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What is Pancreatitis in Dogs?
Do you ever think about your dog’s risk of pancreatitis? Whether you do or not, read our animal hospital’s article to learn more about pancreatitis in dogs and the signs to watch out for.
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Dietary Indiscretion and GI Upset in Pets
November and December abound with holiday celebrations, and nothing can spoil joy like an emergency trip to the veterinary clinic. If you want to share holiday treats with your furry companion, make or purchase treats made just for them. This… Read More