When most people think of introducing pets to a new human family member, the first thing they usually think of is bringing home a new baby. Although it’s true this is a very common scenario for millions of families around the world, it’s not the only one when it comes to adding another human to […]
Are “No-Kill” Shelters Really Possible?
In the animal rescue world, no-kill shelters are a fairly new idea, having come on the scene around the early 1980’s. Before then, it was common practice for shelters to kill animals whenever they ran out room in order to make room for more. Fortunately, the way people relate to animals has changed dramatically for […]
Lymphoma In Dogs
Lymphoma in dogs is one of the most common forms of canine cancer. Fortunately, it’s also one of the most treatable, earning it the #1 spot as the most overall commonly treated cancer in veterinary medicine today. Although canine lymphoma is classified as a malignant cancer (meaning it can spread and become fatal), if it’s […]
Cruciate Ligament Injuries In Dogs
Cruciate ligament injuries not only cause a great deal of pain and discomfort for the dogs unlucky enough to suffer from them, they can also be very stressful for dog parents. These injuries are one of the most common causes of hind-end lameness, pain, and arthritis in dogs. Since other conditions can also cause hind […]
Cerebellar Hypoplasia In Cats And Dogs
Cerebellar hypoplasia is a neurological condition that occurs in kittens and puppies who are born with an underdeveloped cerebellum, the part of the brain that controls coordination, balance, and fine motor skills. In both humans and animals, the cerebellum (literally “little brain”) sits underneath the cerebrum and behind the brainstem at the base of the […]
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