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Pet Peeves… from a Vets’ perspective! by Dr. Sarah Martin
This may be a recurring topic for me. A forum to rant about some of the misconceptions held in veterinary medicine that have, I think, been propagated by well-meaning vets. Yes, us. How you ask? Well, we give you our clinical impression, we play the odds, we don’t like to...
Raising Orphaned Kittens: Part 4 – Weaning & Litter Training
Kittens, when around 4 weeks of age, start to be introduced to many, many new things – from new food to new things in their surroundings. This is a very fun, crucial and potentially dangerous time for them. Weaning When your kitten is around 4 weeks old, you can start...
Senior Cats: Benny, a case example by Dr. Sarah Martin
So Benny is presently my oldest pet. He is a 13 year old grey, shorthaired domestic cat. I have had him since he was about 1 year old. He has been pretty healthy, but then I like to think he has also been well cared for. When Benny was 6...
First Aid Tips For Our Pets by Diane Black
What would you do for the safety of your children? What would you do for the safety of yourself or a relative? How far would you go to save their life? Would you seek out the most immediate care if medical treatment were needed? Would you administer first aid on...
