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A dog’s fur coat and inability to sweat to keep cool, make them more prone to heat-stress than people. Dogs with especially furry coats, pets with respiratory disease, or …
Most fertilizers contain varying amounts of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium – often represented on the label by numbers like 10-10-10. These are natural compounds that should not cause toxicity …
For some Labradors, it is because they can’t help it. Researchers at Cambridge University have reported locating a ‘gluttony’ gene in Labrador Retrievers. Twenty-three percent of the Labradors in …
As the weather begins to warm, we await the swarms of cicadas that will emerge from the ground this spring. As the event draws nearer, you may be wondering …
Many people believe that if their dog is on heartworm preventative year-round, they do need to have their dog’s blood tested annually for heartworm disease. This could be a …
Our hospital is proud to be nominated as a Merial Premier Veterinary Practice for 2016. This is an award given to just 7% of all veterinary practices nationwide. Last …
Often times, we may be concerned about our dog’s water intake. Is it too little? Is it too much? The normal dog daily water intake may vary based upon …
One easy way to tell if your dog is overweight is to view him from above. His waist should be the narrowest portion of the body. You should also …
We are pleased to welcome, Dr. Ashley Crane, a 2012 graduate of Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine, to our team of professionals at Hudson Veterinary Hospital. She …