FLUORESCEIN STAIN – Canin

Fluorescein stain can be applied to the eye to detect injuries involving the cornea. Corneal scratches, ulcers, or other defects can be diagnosed using fluorescein staining. Performing a fluorescein stain takes only a few minutes and is not painful for your pet. What...

FLEA AND TICK PREVENTION – Canine

Fleas and ticks are external parasites that can cause extreme discomfort and serious illness in pets and even people. Fleas and ticks are easily prevented from bothering your pet through the use of safe, easy to administer, effective products. Parasite prevention also...

FLEA ALLERGY DERMATITIS (FAD) – Canine

Flea allergy dermatitis (FAD) is a severe allergic reaction to the bite of a flea. FAD can cause intense itching and painful skin wounds. Left untreated, affected animals can develop secondary skin infections. FAD can be treated by controlling fleas on the pet and...

FIRST AID AND YOUR PET – Canine

One: Remain calm and try to keep your pet calm. Approach your pet with caution. An animal in pain may bite or scratch. Two: If some sort of stabilization is possible (for example, direct pressure to slow down bleeding), try it—ideally while on the way to the...

FEEDING YOUR NEW PUPPY – Canine

Veterinarians are your best source of information for making informed choices about which brand of food or treats to feed your puppy. Commercially produced puppy foods must meet AAFCO (Association of American Feed Control Officials) nutritional standards. There are a...