For Referring Veterinarians

  We share a lot about foods and plants that are toxic to our pets. And many people are aware of the potential dangers of hand sanitizer, household cleaners, and chemicals for our furry friends. But there are more items in our homes that could cause pet problems. Here are 15 surprising pet poisons that might be in your home.  …

  Many of us are well-versed in reading the ingredients list for the foods we eat, as well as checking labels for serving sizes, calories, and fat grams. But when is the last time you really looked at a pet food label? Can you be confident the food they’re eating is providing a complete, healthy, and balanced diet?  Pet Food Label Basics The…

    When you visit your family doctor for a regular checkup, he or she probably looked at your eyes with a light or asked you to read an eye chart. But if you need glasses or have special concerns, you most likely made an appointment to visit an eye doctor. The same is true for your pet. Your family veterinarian will look at your pet’s eyes during yearly checkups…