Hot Topics in Veterinary Medicine
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Diet and Nutrition are important topics when it comes to health care for our pets.
Chosing the right diet for your pets can be very confusing with all the claims and
advice from everyone. if you are interested in learning more click on the
following subjects:
Commercial Pet Foods - how to compare
Raw Diets
Home Made Diets
Confused about all of the different options for flea and tick control? Click here for
comparisons of the top products to help pick the one that is best
for your pet? Still have questions? Give us a call and out staff would be
happy to help.
Did you know that it is estimated that 44% of Dogs in the US are overweight and obese?
Did you know that it is estimated that 57% of Cats in the US are overweight or obese?
This is a health crisis of epidemic proportions.
Overweight pets have a shorter lifespan and are at increased risk for developing diabetes,
arthritis, heart disease and some forms of cancer.
Take the Barc Quiz from Pfizer to find out if your dog is in a high risk catagory,
then click on our Weight Management Page to assess your pets' weight and take
advantage of useful information and tools to get your pet healthy .
What vaccinations should I give my pet & how often should they be given?
The answer depends on your pet and your pet's lifestyle. Click here to learn
about our vaccination protocols.
Veterinary Stem Cell Therapy is a new option for treating diseases of the ligaments
and joints in canines and offers promise for other disease conditions
as well. Find out more on this state of the art branch of medicine by clicking
on Vet-Stem.
Microchipping your pet - the facts - There has been some confusion about
microchipping and the type of microchips used for pets. Click here for clear
cut information on microchips.
Thunderstorm anxiety /phobia- Now is the time to start treating for thunderstorm
anxiety disorder - before the season starts - click here for
helpful tips and more info.
Naples Safari Animal Hospital & Pet Resort, Inc 3333 Vanderbilt Beach Road just East of Livingston Naples Fl. 34109 239-592-1950 239-592-9987fax
Westcoast Veterinary Hospital, PA 2306 Immokalee Rd in the Greentree Center 239-598-2202 239-598-3027 fax
westcvet@yahoo.com
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Does your pet have difficulty getting to his or her feet, seem slower and more
reluctant to play ? They may be suffering from arthritis . What can be done ? Plenty -
click here to help your pet be more comfortable and mobile.