By Bill Ward Candi Amundson knew it was going to be an interesting case when she heard one word: Wallaby. “It was definitely a first for me,” the Pet Poison Helpline® Certified Veterinary Technician said with a chuckle. “I even asked, ‘You mean that’s not your pet’s name, that’s the species?’ ” Veterinary associate Dr….
Renee DiPietro, CVT, Permitted Wildlife Rehabilitator Veterinary Information Specialist Puppy waggles and muddy noses bring joy, laughter, and immense fulfillment, igniting love in ways that can be unexpected. These moments evolve into to raucous games of fetch, miles of partnered runs, hikes in dappled forests, races down the beach, and long car rides with your…
Lynn R. Hovda, RPH, DVM, MS, DACVIM Director, Veterinary Services In time for Poison Prevention Week each year, veterinarians at Pet Poison Helpline® review the prior year’s case records to identify specific toxins resulting in the most consults from pet owners and veterinarians. Some of the toxins are species specific such as lilies in cats and…
By Maja Ferrell With wedding season right around the corner and the popularity of including four-legged family members in wedding photos, many couples are considering adding their dogs (or other well-behaved pets) to the ever extending guest list. As someone who had three dogs attend their wedding, it was a great memory to have with…