Authored by: Dr. Lindsey, DVM I frequently get asked if dogs can take fish oil. Yes, they can take fish oil and there are many potential benefits to it. Fish oil is rich in omega-3 fatty acids specifically EPA and DHA. These can help with supporting normal histamine responses. Fish oil...

Authored by: Dr. Lindsey, DVM Kitten proofing a home is just as important as puppy proofing. Kittens get into just as much trouble as puppies do. When I was a kid, I brought home a new kitten and the day after I brought her home, she broke her leg getting it...

As pet parents, we want our doggos to be as healthy and happy as possible. While the occasional bathroom accident is a relatively normal part of living with a four-legged friend, there are times when our pets’  tummy troubles could be a sign of something serious.  Some dog digestive issues...

As pet parents, we all want our dogs to be as happy, healthy, and comfortable as possible. When something like allergies comes into the mix, though, it can be tough to watch our pups experience discomfort over something we can’t necessarily control.  Keep reading to learn more about the common...

Authored by: Dr. Lindsey, DVM Our pets are living longer now, and part of the reason is that they are getting more preventive care. Preventive care has been a mainstay in human medicine and dentistry. Since dogs are living longer, they are developing some of the same problems as humans develop....

Owning multiple pets comes with its perks. Not only do your furry friends get a built-in playmate, but they also have some added companionship when you’re away. Plus, there’s just more love to go around!  Whether you currently live in your own furry zoo or you’re just starting to consider...

Do you take a daily multivitamin? Chances are, you do—and we mean that quite literally. As a matter of fact, more than half of all American adults report taking a daily supplement.  As a pet parent, you may find yourself wondering whether your dog could also benefit from a daily...

Authored by: Dr. Lindsey, DVM Hip discomfort is a fairly common problem in we see in dogs. It’s a condition that occurs as a puppy grows. The hip ball and socket should grow at the same rate, if they don’t it can cause laxity in the hip joints. As a dog gets older,...

Authored by: Dr. Lindsey, DVM Acupuncture is the act of inserting very tiny needles into certain points on a pet to produce a response. The acupuncture points come from Traditional Chinese medicine. These points are well charted in humans and animals. They are often along nerve paths. When an acupuncture point...

More than half of all dogs in the United States are overweight, with those numbers continuing to rise. With numbers like that, there’s a good chance your pup could be packing on some extra pounds.  Dog obesity can be caused by a few different factors: underlying health issues, genetics, or...