The experience of pain is not unique to humans; dogs of all ages and sizes can suffer too. It can be heartbreaking to watch our beloved pets in pain, not knowing how to help them. Thankfully, there are several steps we can take to reduce their discomfort and help them to manage their pain. From…
When it comes to treating cuts, scrapes, and burns on your dog, it’s important to consult your veterinarian before administering any medications. Neosporin is commonly used to treat humans, but it may not be the best option for your pet. There are other treatments that may be safer and more effective for dogs. It’s important…
NSAIDs stand for non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication. Veterinary specific NSAIDs can come in handy when treating your dog for inflammation, pain control, and more. It is important to remember that you should never give your pet any medication that has not been prescribed or recommended directly by your veterinarian. Prescribed medications will come with specific directions…
Ways to keep your fur babies safe from accidental ingestions of medications within the home. Our four-legged family members are curious and mischievous by nature. Unfortunately, medications become the subject of this curiosity when left within reach. Veterinarians often treat pets that have accidentally ingested medications within the home. To keep your pets healthy and…
Vetmedin is a prescription medication commonly used to treat congestive heart failure in pets. But can you give a dog a double dose of Vetmedin? No, it is not recommended to give your dog a double dose of Vetmedin. If your vet prescribes Vetmedin, it will come with specific dosage requirements that need to be…
