It’s Itchy Pet Awareness Month in August, and itchy dogs and cats may be telling you something else about their health. Many pet owners are unaware that itchiness might often be a symptom of a problem requiring treatment. Causes for… Read More
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Presenting National Immunization Awareness Month
Vaccines assist the body in learning how to defend itself from disease without the risks of a full-blown infection. The immune response to a vaccine may cause tiredness and discomfort for a day or two, but the resulting protection can… Read More
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Marijuana Toxicity in Dogs
In the past couple of decades, the number of cases of marijuana toxicity in dogs has risen significantly. Fortunately, it’s rarely deadly. However, it can bring some problematic symptoms, and you must always seek veterinary advice if you believe your… Read More
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Northern Baltimore: Heat Safety for Pets
Summertime can be uncomfortable in Northern Baltimore and possibly dangerous for pets and people. It’s hard enough to manage rising temperatures, let alone thick humidity. But things become challenging in areas that are hit with storm-caused power outages, sometimes with… Read More
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Thunderstorms and Noise Aversion in Dogs
Summer is in swing and with the warmer weather comes summer thunderstorms. While humans can often enjoy a warm summer night on a porch enjoying a storm, many dogs are not fans of the loud noises that come with it…. Read More
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It’s World Zoonoses Day: Understanding Ringworm in Pets
Zoonosis is an infectious disease that spreads between species – from humans to animals and vice versa. So, World Zoonoses Day is celebrated every July 6 to honor the achievements of Louis Pasteur, a renowned biologist who developed the first… Read More
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Fourth of July Pet Safety Tips
Summer is officially here, and so are the summer celebrations. However, did you know that more pets go missing during the Fourth of July celebrations than at any other time of the year? Loud noises, especially fireworks, trigger pets to… Read More
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Baltimore County: Understanding Cat Behavior
Scratching is a normal and healthy cat behavior, and it serves numerous purposes. Although it’s normal, scratching can worry owners they will end up with shredded furniture, walls, and rugs. Fortunately, Mount Carmel Animal Hospital, based in Baltimore County, wants… Read More
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Adopt a Cat Month: The First Introduction Between Your Cat and Dog
If you already have a dog and plan to adopt a cat, it’s critical to consider their first introduction. Avoid introducing a loose cat and an off-leash dog in an open room for the first time. Instead, plan ahead and… Read More