Pain in pets isn’t always obvious. Unlike people, animals often mask signs of discomfort—sometimes due to instinct, sometimes because they simply can’t express what hurts.
By Dr. Sarah Charney, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology), DACVR (Radiation Oncology), Co-owner, BBVSH Veterinary cancer care is evolving—and one of the most exciting advances in recent
Longer days, sunny skies, water play, trail hikes and beach outings — summer is a season both humans and their furry companions enjoy. But with
Finding out that your furry family member has cancer can be frightening, confusing and overwhelming. If you’ve taken your pet to your family vet because
Pet obesity remains one of the most significant health threats facing dogs and cats both in North America and globally. 50% to 60% of pets are
If you are a pet parent, it is important to look for signs of health problems and irritations in your pet. Some of the most
Just like people, your pet’s kidneys serve many vital roles in their body, including filtering and removing waste in the form of urine. They maintain
Whether it’s a human baby or a fur baby, they have one habit in common – they love to put things in their mouths that
Feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD) is an umbrella term used to describe a group of problems associated with the lower urinary tract (bladder and