by Roy Faulkner DVM | Mar 23, 2014 | Behavior
Dog Training Tips In Easy To Understand Steps There are numerous benefits to teaching your pet. Having fewer behavioral problems because your companion will be developing better manners. This will in addition will offer you a more rewarding relationship with your pet....
by Roy Faulkner DVM | Feb 27, 2014 | Pet Health
Lyme Disease Vaccination for Dogs is a Controversy The dispute continues whether to vaccinate or not immunize for Lyme disease. If vets can not concur, how does a client decide. Anytime a veterinarian decides to use a vaccine, Lyme disease or any other, the...
by Roy Faulkner DVM | Jan 26, 2014 | Miscellaneous
Pet Microchipping Whenever you have a pet in your life that you simply adore, you are going to find that a pet microchip can be a great way to help you form a forever bond. If there is ever an instance that your pet could become lost, having a microchip system in...
by Roy Faulkner DVM | Dec 24, 2013 | Pet Health
The holiday season is a time of year when people decorate their homes of Christmas trees and have busy holiday plans. It is a time for cooking and baking desserts many of which include chocolate. Ingestion of seasonal plants We know that there are a lot of concerns...
by Roy Faulkner DVM | Sep 9, 2013 | Pet Health
Pyometra is the infection of the uterus. Pus collects in the uterine cavity due to a host of issues like hormonal changes in female dog’s or cat’s reproductive system. It is common in dogs though also occurs in cats. Pyometra is a serious condition that...
by Roy Faulkner DVM | Sep 9, 2013 | Pet Health
Dog and cat lovers all over the world have to fight one of the dreaded fights of their lives – flea infestation attack. It is very unlikely to find anyone who keeps a cat or dog as a pet who doesn’t want to know how to eliminate flea infestation in their...
by Roy Faulkner DVM | Jul 21, 2013 | Diet Related
Did you know that some of the foods that we eat can be lethal to our pets? True, some of the foods that humans eat can be toxic for our home family pets. It is very easy to share what you eat with your pet and not know that you may be endangering your pet’s...
by Roy Faulkner DVM | Jun 5, 2013 | Behavior
Some pet owners are not aware that keeping a wolf or a wolf hybrid as a pet can be detrimental to their safety. Below is an insight on what to consider when you want to have a wolf or its hybrid as a pet. The information was adopted from an article by Dr. Karen...
by Roy Faulkner DVM | May 3, 2013 | Pet Health
Just as in people, the second hand smoke from cigarettes can be extremely dangerous to your pets. If you are a smoker, you might be without knowing creating some significant wellness concerns which will involve your pets. Since it most likely take you a longer time to...
by Roy Faulkner DVM | Apr 25, 2013 | Behavior
A very commonly asked question of vets is “Hey Doc, why does my pet or cat keep eating grass?”. Over the years the typical response has been that the animals eat grass or plants, because the animal is ill and instinctively tries to make them self vomit....
