One thing we can say about our feline friends: they are quite affectionate. Many of our animal friends enjoy being held, petted, and hugged. At least a few of them do. Others? Not much. Continue reading as a local Habersham County, GA veterinarian discusses the do’s and don’ts of embracing Fluffy. What if My Cat Does Not Enjoy Hugs? Some of our feline pals are more reserved. That is not to suggest Fluffy does not … Read More
Summer is the perfect season for our furry companions to indulge in their beloved outdoor pastimes, including hiking, camping, playing, and swimming. However, the elevated temperatures can pose a significant risk to your canine buddy. You can ensure Fido’s safety and comfort by taking a few simple precautions. Here, a Mt. Airy, GA veterinarian offers some valuable tips on keeping Fido cool during hot weather. When Is It Too Hot For Fido To Be Outside? … Read More
Did you know that there are over 7 million horses in the U.S.? Roughly 300,000 of them are wild. Unfortunately, a good amount of the domesticated horses find themselves in hard situations. About 200,000 are abandoned or rescued annually. If you love horses, as we do, you may wish there were ways you could help them. Read on as a Mt. Airy, GA veterinarian discusses some ways you can make a difference. Why Are … Read More
You’ve heard the saying that every dog has its day. Well, we think every kitty also deserves a special day. We’re putting one very cute and mysterious cat at center stage for this one. April 23rd is Pallas Cat Day! Read on as a local vet discusses this charming (and perhaps a bit grumpy) feline. What Is A Pallas Cat? Pallas cats are a rather elusive, beautiful species of wild cats. They have fluffy coats, … Read More
Dog Bite Prevention Week always takes place during the second week of April. This is a pretty serious issue. Every year, roughly 4.5 people are bitten by dogs. While fortunately many of those bites do not cause serious injury, many do require medical treatment, and a small number result in severe injuries. A local veterinarian goes over some information about dog bites in this article. What Are The Statistics On Dog Bites? The figures on … Read More
Did you know that up to one in every five of our canine pals may suffer from allergies? This is actually quite similar to the numbers for allergies in humans. About one in four people are thought to have allergies. That equates to almost 100 million individuals just in the United States! In this piece, a Mt. Airy, GA veterinarian discusses dog allergies. What Are the Most Common Allergies in Dogs? Skin disorders are possibly … Read More
Did you know that cats are among the sleepiest animals on the planet? Only a few creatures, including bats and possums, can catch more Z’s than Man’s Second Best Friend. This is perhaps not surprising: we all know that cats are, for whatever reason, very fatigued. As it turns out, these little furballs have quite a few unique special charms, aside from their napping obsessions. In this article, a local Mt. Airy, GA veterinarian reveals … Read More
Is your feline companion beginning to exhibit signs of age? While kitties are considered elders around the age of 11, many cats now live well into their teens or even twenties, so Fluffy may have a long retirement. You’ll probably notice modest, gradual adjustments instead of drastic ones. However, your kitty companion will require additional attention in her senior years. This article features advice from a local veterinarian on how to take care for a … Read More
Love is frequently the semi-official theme for February. As Valentine’s Day approaches, shops fill with romantic decorations like flowers and candies. However, when it comes to pets, the emphasis is actually on curbing romance: It’s Prevent A Litter Month, Spay/Neuter Month, and Feline Fix By Five Month. All three of these awareness events have the same purpose: to reduce the number of unwanted litters of puppies and kittens. A Mt. Airy, GA veterinarian provides some … Read More
January is Walk Your Dog Month! Of course, one might argue that every single month is Walk Your Dog Month. That would not be inaccurate! Dogs should be walked on a daily basis, not just for hygiene reasons, but also for exercise and enrichment. Continue reading for advice from a local Mt. Airy, GA veterinarian on taking your canine buddy for a walk. Why Is It Important to Walk My Dog? Unless you have a … Read More
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